Master of Engineering in Civil and Environmental Engineering – Structural Engineering

The M.Eng. program in civil and environmental engineering is aimed at engineers who wish to improve the depth and breadth of their technical abilities in the context of the engineering profession. Students do this through additional course work and participation in a project that contains the elements of engineering practice. The M.Eng. degree requires 30 credit hours consisting of coursework in major and supporting areas as well as a capstone project. The M.Eng. degree can be completed in two semesters of intensive study, though students interested in a more immersive Cornell experience can choose a three-semester option as well. Merit-based partial fellowships are available for top students. The professional degree of Master of Engineering (Civil & Environmental) is often the choice for individuals or persons who plan to go on into practice engineering. However, some students go on to a Ph.D. and other advanced Programs. Admission preference is given to applicants with an accredited engineering degree or a substantial equivalent. The professional degree requires a minimum of thirty credits of graduate-level work in the principles and practices of the field. Specific requirements include a broad-based technical background in the field, courses in design, and professional practice.

The Master of Engineering Program in Structural Engineering at Cornell University is a forward-looking curriculum that offers state-of-the-art and emerging techniques in structural behavior and design. The program is aimed at educating highly qualified engineers and preparing them to develop resilient, sustainable, and advanced structures for leading firms and governmental agencies. The Master of Engineering (M.Eng.) degree enhances students’ technical backgrounds through coursework, team projects, and dynamic class discussions.

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