MEng in Civil Engineering - Construction Engineering and Management in Denver United States | University of Colorado Denver

CU Denver's Master of Engineering in Civil Engineering caters to students with undergraduate degrees outside engineering. This interdisciplinary program provides foundational engineering knowledge while enabling students to supplement their studies with courses from related fields. Tailored for working professionals, our graduate programs emphasize practical research experiences.
The MEng in Civil Engineering at CU Denver is designed for those holding non-engineering bachelor's degrees. Through an interdisciplinary approach, the curriculum delivers essential engineering fundamentals while encouraging students to broaden their education with complementary coursework.
Our graduate programs provide extensive hands-on research opportunities. The civil engineering graduate curriculum accommodates both full-time and part-time students seeking to develop their expertise in civil engineering and related disciplines. While some students attend full-time, others balance evening classes with full-time employment. Completion time for the MEng program generally ranges from 2-4 years, with most graduate courses scheduled for afternoon or evening sessions.
CU Denver's Construction Engineering and Management (CEM) program features two undergraduate degrees, a Construction Management minor open to all majors, multiple graduate degrees, and two graduate certificates. Situated in downtown Denver's vibrant construction hub, the program maintains excellent graduate employment rates. Designed for working professionals, it offers flexible scheduling and interdisciplinary coursework that prepares students for construction industry leadership. The CEM program maintains strong industry connections through advisory boards, guest lectures, site visits, student organizations, and career placement support for internships and jobs.