The challenges of civil engineering affect society and the ecosystem. Sharpen your skills to meet these challenges by earning an engineering graduate degree from Villanova University. Whether you want to take part in cutting-edge research or further your career by acquiring technical expertise, Villanova is structured for you.
Engineering MS degrees are offered in
Civil Engineering
Water Resources and Environmental Engineering
Master of Science in Civil Engineering (MSCE)
Civil engineering affects whole societies of people and even the earth’s ecosystem. Thus, engineering judgment and big-picture analysis and design are critical skills—skills that you can hone by earning a master’s degree at Villanova’s College of Engineering. You can focus on geotechnical, structural, transportation, water resources, or environmental engineering; or you can develop an interdisciplinary program of study.
Civil Engineering Courses include:
Geoenvironmental Engineering
Foundation Engineering
Reinforced Concrete
Earthquake Engineering
Transportation Planning & Operation
Physical & Chemical Treatment Processes
Open Channel Hydraulics
Master of Science in Water Resources and Environmental Engineering (MSWREE)
As humankind’s ecological impact on the earth becomes more pronounced, this degree becomes increasingly important. In pursuing this advanced degree, you will delve into issues ranging from treatment and disposal of traditional and hazardous contaminate wastes to surface and groundwater hydrology and stormwater management.
Water and Environmental Engineering Courses include:
Introduction to Environmental Engineering Processes
Microbiology for Environmental Engineers
Hazardous Waste Management
Surface Water Hydrology
Environmental Fluids
Urban Hydrology and Stormwater Management
In addition, the following engineering certificate program is offered:
