College of Engineering

College of Engineering

Civil Engineering - Graduate Program

The Engineering Department at ISU offers a Master of Science in Civil Engineering and a Master of Science in Environmental Engineering.

Master of Science in Civil Engineering

Program Objectives

Program Overview

The M.S. program in Civil Engineering is designed to provide advanced study, both theoretically and experimentally, in structures, mechanics, finite element methods, transportation, and geotechnics. This program prepares the student for advanced placement in the civil engineering field in industry, research, or development areas. Additionally, this program provides a suitable base for entrance into a Ph.D. program in a field related to Civil Engineering. The program is offered both at the Pocatello and the Idaho Falls campuses, primarily through the use of telecommunications/distance learning, which includes partial in-class instruction.

Required Courses

*For more information on available courses, check out the graduate catalog.

Master of Science in Environmental Engineering

Program Objectives

Program Overview

This program is designed to provide the student with advanced technical training in environmental engineering, with an emphasis on hazardous waste treatment and control. The program fills a need in industry and government for professionals with a broad understanding of the technical aspects of environmental issues. Students enrolled in the program are generally expected to have a sufficient background in mathematics and chemistry (a minimum of one year of general chemistry). Students with an insufficient background in engineering and math are required to make up the deficiencies according to the advice of their advisory committee (usually includes ENGR 307, CE 332, ME 341).

Required Courses

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