Civil Engineering (Master's Degree)

CIVIL ENGINEERING - M.S.

Manhattan University's master's degree in civil engineering is designed for professionals looking to polish their skill set and advance into specialized opportunities, senior positions or doctoral studies.

Why Choose Civil Engineering?

Manhattan University is often referred to as “The College That Built New York,” and with students and alumni helping to create and maintain some of the world’s most complex structures, including the George Washington Bridge and New York City’s subway system, it’s easy to see why. Jaspers have also helped shape the city’s skyline. Manhattan engineering alumni oversaw the master plan for rebuilding the World Trade Center, including the One World Trade Center tower.

Not only are you in good company at Manhattan University, but by focusing on one of three areas for in-depth study—structural engineering, geotechnical engineering, or construction management—professionals like you will be ready for an array of senior positions. To name just a few possibilities: designers and architects, who conceive and construct bridges, ships, and office towers; environmental engineers, whose knowledge of soil science, chemistry, and biology is critical to modern engineering, construction management directors, lawyers, and more.