The Master of Science (MS) in Civil Engineering at the University of Hartford is designed for aspiring engineers who wish to advance their expertise in critical areas such as structural and geotechnical engineering, transportation systems, or environmental solutions. You will delve into advanced mechanics, computational methods, and sophisticated analytical techniques, preparing you to tackle complex challenges in infrastructure development and sustainability. This postgraduate program is ideal if you aim to become a technical expert, solve contemporary problems, or pursue doctoral studies in engineering.
This full-time, on-campus Master of Science degree is completed over two years, requiring 30-33 credits. Your studies will include foundational mathematics and statistics, followed by a significant thesis component where you will conduct independent research on an approved project. You will also select electives from specializations like Structural & Geotechnical, Transportation, or Environmental Engineering, gaining practical skills in areas such as finite element analysis or groundwater hydrology. You will graduate prepared for advanced roles in civil engineering practice or further academic research.