MS in Engineering
(Civil)
Students looking to continue their civil engineering education after graduating from college or university with a bachelor's degree can choose from a number of disciplines, including a Master of Science in Engineering or a Master of Engineering specializing in Construction Engineering and Management, Structural Engineering and Mechanics, Transportation Engineering or Sanitary Engineering.

The career path a civil engineer will follow will depend heavily on his level of experience and the sub discipline of civil engineering he chooses to pursue. Construction engineers will naturally be coveted by construction companies, often in a management role, assessing the costs of approaching various projects in different ways. Environmental engineers will find themselves in green positions, helping with areas such as water purification and waste management. Hydraulic engineers will work with the flow, containment and transport of water, and structural engineers will obtain positions that focus on the design and structural analysis of buildings.

Eligibility: Bachelor Degree in Engineering from accredited University or equivalent and pass Test of English

Duration: 2 years