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Graduate Programs

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Construction Engineering Management (MS)

The MS in Construction Engineering Management is awarded to students who have mastered professional training in a program that combines Construction Management and Engineering. Training is gained through directed research or design and graduate course work which consists of elective courses. Students pursuing the thesis option gain the added dimension of participating in research work at the cutting edge of the profession. This research work culminates in the presentation of the thesis. Alternatively, the student may elect to complete a less intensive research--a design study called a project. The degree requires a minimum of 31 hours of course work plus the thesis or project for completion.
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Civil Engineering (MS)

The Master of Science degree is awarded to students who have mastered professional training in selected areas of civil engineering. Such training is gained through graduate course work which consists of elective courses and directed research or design. Students pursuing the thesis option gain the added dimension of participating in research work at the cutting edge of the profession. This research work culminates in the presentation of the thesis. Alternatively, the student may elect to complete a less intensive research--a design study called a project. The degree requires a minimum of 31 hours of course work plus the thesis or project for completion.
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Civil Engineering (PhD)

The PhD is awarded to candidates who have made a significant contribution to knowledge in a particular specialization of civil engineering. Such a contribution is achieved through research which involves a thorough review of applicable literature, completion of carefully planned work, and a high-quality presentation of the dissertation. Adequate coursework is necessary to provide a foundation of expertise for quality research. The degree requires a minimum of 18 hours of coursework beyond the Masters plus the dissertation for completion.
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Contact

430 EB
Provo, UT, 84602-4081
(801) 422-2811
cce@byu.edu
Department Website

Three degrees are offered through the Department of Civil and Construction Engineering: Construction Engineering Management MS, Civil Engineering MS, and Civil Engineering PhD.

The Department of Civil and Construction Engineering admits approximately thirty students each year into its programs.

Chair: Norman L. Jones
Graduate Coordinator: Gus P. Williams
Associate Chairs: E. James Nelson, Evan Bingham

Resources and Opportunities:

For information on resources and opportunities, please visit http://ceen.et.byu.edu.

Financial Assistance:

Departmental Scholarships. Master’s or PhD candidates are eligible for scholarships each year. Applications may be obtained in January on the department Web site; the awards are given in June for the next academic year. Selection is based on scholastic merit and financial need.

Research Assistantships. Faculty may have funds from both off-campus and on-campus sources to support research assistants. These awards support students at the current pay rate for up to 28 hours per week depending on eligibility/up to 20 hours per week for international students during the Fall & Winter semester.

Teaching Assistantships. All graduate students are eligible to be TAs. The assistantships range from 10-20 hours per week and consist of teaching labs and grading courses.