MA/MS in Civil Engineering

This master's program sits inside an interdisciplinary graduate field for civil and environmental engineering and is offered in Ithaca. The field's research serves public works and services and keeps pace with technical and scientific change. Students may choose one concentration, such as complex systems engineering or environmental processes, and contact the graduate field office for further detail. Progress reviews start in the first year, and the degree requires at least four semesters of study with required research training and an ORCID identifier. Prospective applicants should check with the graduate field office and the Cornell Graduate School about admission requirements, funding and application timelines, because this catalog entry concentrates on the academic content and milestones of the degree rather than on costs or deadlines.