The Master of Civil Engineering degree is designed to provide specialized knowledge in selected technical areas of Civil Engineering.The educational objective of this program is to produce graduates who are capable of professional practice in a specialized area of Civil Engineering namely, environmental engineering, geo-environmental engineering, geotechnical engineering, structural engineering,transportation engineering, and water resources engineering.The new MCE degree is a courses-only program targeted towards providing advanced technical training and building critical thinking skills for practicing engineers.Technical training is provided in five areas: environmental, geotechnical, hydraulic, structural and transportation engineering.
The minimum number of semester credit hours required for the MCE degree, in addition to any conditional course requirements, is 34 semester credit hours. At least 24 semester credit hours must be taken at UTSA. MCE students are required to give a technical seminar.
Admission Requirements and Deadlines:
Admission pre-requisites: Bachelor's degree with 18 credit hours in field of study or in another appropriate field of study.
Graduate Studies Application: Yes
Department Application: No
Transcripts: Official transcripts from ALL colleges and universities attended
Test Scores: General GRE required
Resume or CV: Optional
Letters of Recommendation: Optional
Statement of Purpose: A statement of research/specialization interest is required.
Minimum TOEFL Score (for International Applicants): 550 paper/79 internet
Minimum IELTS Score (for International Applicants): 6.5
Additional Requirements: International students and those with international degrees may be required to submit additional documents per our admissions policies and procedures. The Graduate School reserves the right to request any additional documents needed to fairly and consistently evaluate applicant credentials.
Degree Requirements:
The minimum number of semester credit hours required for the MCE degree, in addition to any conditional course requirements, is 34 semester credit hours. At least 24 semester credit hours must be taken at UTSA. MCE students are required to give a technical seminar.
For a complete list of degree requirements, please contact the Department.
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Application Deadline Dates
Domestic Applicants (Citizens and Permanent Residents):
Spring- November 1
Summer- April 1
Fall- July 1
International Applicants:
Spring- September 1
Summer- March 1 Fall- April 1
Contact Information:
Graduate Advisor of Record: Jose Weissmann, Ph.D. Email Address:Jose.Weissmann@utsa.edu Telephone: (210) 458-5595
Career Options Available for a Civil Engineering Graduate:
Our graduates are in high demand in a multitude of private and government agencies, such as engineering consulting firms, infrastructure design/construction companies, environmental health companies, as well as various state, city, and municipal government organizations.
Course Scheduling and Offerings:
This program is housed on UTSA’s Main Campus.
A listing of our available courses per semester are listed on the following website.