MCE and MENE at CCEE
Introduction
Our non-thesis master’s degrees (MCE, MENE) are designed to prepare students for professional engineering careers and can be completed 100% online or in the classroom.
If you are interested in research-base master’s degree, see more details here.
Informational Webinar
Recording of the Informational Webinar held on April 6 is available below.
Let us know if there are any questions or topics that you would like to see addressed during the webinar here.
Flexible Pathways for Your Situation
Situation | Degree Options | Funding Options |
Employment and start date are certain | On-line MCE/MENE | Potential employer coverage; Self funding |
Employment is certain but start date is not | On-line MCE/MENE | Self funding first; Potential employer coverage when employment starts |
On-campus MCE/MENE first; Transition to on-line version when employment starts | Self funding first; if eligible, Federal Student Aid; Potential employer coverage when employment starts | |
Employment is not certain or Undecided about employment | On-line MCE/MENE | Self funding; Potential employer coverage if/when employed |
On-campus MCE/MENE first; Transition to on-line version when employment starts | Self funding first; if eligible, Federal Student Aid; Potential employer coverage if/when employed |
When can I start?
As early as 2020 Summer Session 1. The following CE courses are available: CE 502 – Traffic Operations; CE 503 – Highway Design; CE 536 – Introduction to Numerical Methods; CE 590-653 – Professional Engineering Communication; CE 702 – Traffic Flow Theory; CE 577– Engineering Principles of Solid Waste Engineering. See full list of engineering courses and full list of all courses offered in Summer 2020.
Depending on your area of specialization, one or more of these courses may be included in your graduate curriculum.
Professional Development
To complement the academic program, we offer professional development services for graduate students to help them in their careers. For more information, please see our Professional Development website.
Areas of Specialization
MCE and MENE students choose an area of specialization and you will work with an assigned adviser to develop a plan of work that is specific to you and your career goals.
For more details contact the faculty in your area of interest: Computing and Systems – Dr. Mahinthakumar; Construction Engineering – Dr. Rasdorf; Environmental, Water Resources, and Coastal Engineering – Dr. Arumugam; Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering – Dr. Montoya; Mechanics and Materials – Dr. Pour-Ghaz; Structural Engineering and Mechanics – Dr. Hassan; and Transportation Materials – Dr. Castorena; Transportation Systems – Dr. List.
Civil Engineering Specializations: Computing and Systems; Construction Engineering; Environmental, Water Resources, and Coastal Engineering; Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering; Mechanics and Materials; Structural Engineering and Mechanics; and Transportation Materials and Systems
Environmental Engineering Specializations: Air Pollution Engineering; Coastal; Engineering; Energy Systems Analysis; Environmental Process Engineering; Modeling; and Systems Analysis; and Water Resources Engineering
Additional Questions
If you have additional questions, you can check out our FAQ or contact us with this inquiry form.