Civil Engineering

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the M.E. in Civil Engineering (Water Resource Management) degree?
In this degree program you will master important concepts in hydrology, hydraulics, groundwater, environmental engineering, and water resources planning and management. Courses provide you with an understanding of modern design, testing, and analysis techniques with a practice-oriented focus.

Do I have to write a thesis?
No. This is a course work only degree.

Are scholarships available?
No, scholarships are not available, but financial aid is available.

How will this program help me find a new job?
Civil engineers with a focus on water resource management are needed in a global marketplace, though specific career opportunities depend on the desired region and job market. You are encouraged to ask instructors about prominent regions for degree application and salary ranges. Professors may be able to connect you to valuable career resources, including job opportunities with private organizations or public agencies.

How much experience does the faculty have?
The Colorado State University faculty has considerable experience teaching and practicing biomedical engineering. During the courses for this degree you will be learning from faculty that are experts in the Biomedical Engineering field.

What are typical assignments and how much time will I spend preparing outside of class?
For this online program you can expect a similar workload to a traditional on-campus program. You can expect to spend approximately nine to twelve hours per week preparing for each three hour course.