The M.S.E. in Civil Engineering at Mercer University is engineered for ambitious engineers seeking to deepen their expertise across critical sub-disciplines like environmental, geotechnical, structural, transportation, and water resources engineering. This postgraduate program is ideal for those passionate about tackling complex infrastructure challenges with a focus on sustainability and green engineering principles. You will gain an advanced understanding of global civil engineering topics, preparing you to apply sophisticated knowledge and innovative solutions in a field vital to societal progress. This degree is designed for qualified engineers ready to advance their careers and contribute meaningfully to the built environment.
You will pursue this Master of Science in Engineering degree on campus, studying full-time over two years. The curriculum requires a minimum of 30 credit hours, with 18 credits at the 600 level, offering a choice between a thesis or an all-coursework option. If you opt for the thesis, you can count up to 6 research hours toward your degree. Your coursework will be balanced between core civil engineering subjects and specialized electives in areas like environmental engineering. Upon graduation, you will be prepared for leadership roles in diverse civil engineering sectors, equipped with specialized knowledge and advanced problem-solving skills.