Civil & Environmental Engineering (MS)

Managed by the world-renowned FAMU-FSU College of Engineering, the graduate civil and environmental engineering program at FSU Panama City is part of a leading academic institution with excellent records of achievement in research and public service. It is designed with the students’ success in mind with curriculum using the latest technology applications such as computers, robotics and lasers to plan, design and construct buildings, homes, power plants, bridges, dams and other structures. Civil and Environmental engineering is a broad-based program emphasizing all aspects of the profession’s practice, including structural analysis and design, geotechnical design, construction/transportation, hydraulics and water resources and environmental engineering.

 

 

Before turning a concept into reality, graduate-level civil and environmental engineers analyze soils and rocks that support structures and pavements and evaluate potential settlements, slope stability and other environmental factors. With a master’s degree, you can strengthen or enhance your current career or pursue advanced research in topics of your interest.

Civil engineering is considered as one of the best jobs in the United States based on salary, prestige, growth and security.

 Management skills

A master’s degree gives you the experience and expertise to work in a variety of settings resulting in skills to lead a team in public and private-sector jobs.

 Continued advancement

A master's degree in civil and environmental engineering offers a variety of employment opportunities.

 

Growing demand

Employment of environmental engineers is projected to grow 5 percent from 2018 to 2028. State and local governments’ concerns regarding water availability and quality should lead to efforts to increase the efficiency of water use.