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CU Denver's Master of Science in Civil Engineering program is tailored for individuals holding an undergraduate engineering degree. Our graduate curricula cater to working professionals, providing extensive hands-on research experiences. The MS in Civil Engineering at CU Denver welcomes students with prior engineering or related undergraduate degrees. While applicants from other disciplines are encouraged, they often need to fulfill additional prerequisites before gaining admission. This Civil Engineering graduate program accommodates both full-time and part-time learners aiming to enhance their expertise in civil engineering and associated domains. Our programs are structured for professionals balancing work commitments while pursuing advanced studies with robust research components.
The student body includes both full-time enrollees and working professionals attending evening courses. Completion timelines vary by individual pace, with most students finishing the master's degree within 2-4 years. Graduate-level courses are primarily scheduled for afternoon or evening sessions.
CU Denver's Geomatics Engineering and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) program delivers comprehensive training in emerging geospatial technologies, addressing the industry's demand for skilled professionals. This program serves engineers, geospatial specialists, and infrastructure professionals seeking advanced competencies in managing evolving geospatial data systems.