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Master in Civil Engineering (Geotechnical Engineering)

Our M.Sc. in Civil Engineering is flexible, allowing students to concentrate in geotechnical engineering, among other options.  The geotechnical concentration is practice oriented, but offers interested students the possibility of participating in advanced cutting edge research.

Students in the Geotechnical concentration are required to take 4 core courses (12 Credits), and 4 Geotechnical Courses (12).  The remaining 6 Credits may be taken as 2 electives, one elective and a 3-Credit Project, or as a 6-Credit Thesis.  The following are courses are available.  Bolded courses are required in the geotechnical concentration.

Core Courses

CE-GY 6023 Please refer to the bulletin for more information
CE-GY 6073 Please refer to the bulletin for more information
CE-GY 7673 Please refer to the bulletin for more information
CE-GY 7843 Please refer to the bulletin for more information
CE-GY 8253 Please refer to the bulletin for more information
CE-GY 8283 Please refer to the bulletin for more information

Geotechnical Concentration Courses

CE-GY 8423 Please refer to the bulletin for more information
CE-GY 8663 Please refer to the bulletin for more information
CE-GY 8673 Please refer to the bulletin for more information
CE-GY 8403 Please refer to the bulletin for more information
CE-GY 8433 Please refer to the bulletin for more information
CE-GY 8493 Please refer to the bulletin for more information
CE-GY 8603 Please refer to the bulletin for more information

Recommended Educational Background: BS/BE Civil Engineering

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Doctoral in Civil Engineering

The PhD in Civil (Geotechnical Engineering) offers a personalized research-based educational experience.   Recent graduates have worked on a wide range of topics including (1) physical modeling of soil structure interaction and flow using transparent soil surrogates, (2) capacity of piles, (3) penetration mechanics, (4) behavior of polymeric piling, and (5) ground improvement, among others.  Graduates went on to academic careers in the United States, and overseas, as well as to leading positions in consulting and construction.  

Recommended Educational Background: MS Civil Engineering

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