A graduate degree is becoming increasingly important for success. Today the most desirable candidates for civil and environmental engineering positions have advanced degrees.
The nation's number one department, CEE at Illinois, now offers the opportunity to earn a master of science degree (non-thesis option) in just 9 or 11 months. Many students find they have already earned credits that apply toward a graduate degree.
Areas of study*
- Construction Management
- Construction Materials
- Environmental Engineering & Science
- Environmental Hydrology & Hydraulic Engineering
- Geotechnical Engineering
- Railroad Engineering
- Structural Engineering
- Transportation Engineering
* Interdisciplinary programs are possible, for example, Information Technology or Sustainability.
Tuition and Fees for academic year 2009-2010
| 9 month | 11 month | |
| Illinois residents | $14,200 | $16,450 |
| Non-residents | $26,960 | $30,800 |
For more information, visit the Graduate Applications page. When applying, please write "one-year M.S." after your area of specialization.
