Advance your expertise in civil engineering with the Master of Science (MS) program at the University of Alabama Birmingham. This postgraduate degree is ideal for aspiring professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of complex infrastructure challenges, from sustainable construction and environmental management to structural integrity and transportation systems. You will engage with critical areas such as Building Information Modeling (BIM), advanced project management, and environmental engineering principles, preparing you to lead impactful projects and contribute to the built environment. The University of Alabama Birmingham offers a robust curriculum designed to foster analytical and problem-solving skills essential for success in this dynamic field.
You will pursue your MS in Civil Engineering on campus, studying full-time over one year. The program offers two distinct plans: Plan I, requiring at least 22 credit hours including a thesis with a minimum of 9 credit hours of CE 699 (Thesis Research), and Plan II, requiring at least 33 credit hours with a minimum of 3 credit hours of CE 698 (Non-Thesis Research). You will select a specialization in Construction Engineering Management, Environmental Engineering, Structural Engineering, or Transportation Engineering, tailoring your studies through elective coursework. Upon successful oral defense and approval of your written thesis or report, you will graduate prepared for advanced roles in engineering design, project management, and research.
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