Master of Civil Engineering
Level: Masters
Language: English
Category:
Civil Engineering
Description
The core curriculum of the MCE program consists of 36 credits of coursework,split in six, 6-credit seminars. Each seminar lasts about eleven weeks. The coursework is followed by a one-week residency and graduation at Norwich located in the beautiful Green Mountains of Vermont.
Two areas of concentration to choose from: Structural Engineering or Environmental/ Water Resources Engineering.
During the development of the MCE program, NU utilized the findings of the American Society of Civil Engineers report. As a result, the program provides a comprehensive examination of the technical side of engineering. The MCE program also addresses the administrative issues faced by today's engineers. Topics covered, therefore, range from how to perform a non-linear dynamic frame analysis to how to run a consulting office. We have combined the best of both worlds — a graduate degree in civil engineering and an MBA.
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Well worth it
July 14, 2009
I had started and not compelted 2 masters programs before Norwich because of not being able to attend classing. Norwich made it possible. It wasn't an easy program but a true stretch the brain and get value for your time and money.
Outstanding
May 23, 2008
I am a student in the MCE Online Program. This program has taught me more in the last 8 months than I could have ever imagined. It is great that Norwich incorporates project and business management into its curriculum, as opposed to most undergraduate degrees. Most professors and staff are ...
Norwich University, MCE
September 15, 2006
I like the program and the classes. I wish that they would use videos to present some of the learning material.
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John February 13, 2009 at 6:18 a.m.
Norwich is a great school. The master's in Civil engineering is worth everything. Their long tradition in civil engineering keeps improving. I have never been so challenged. If anyone is not done, then, he is likely not to be done in any other school. Their professors are just everywhere making sure you get it right. As for me, it was lifetime investment because I learnt, and the purpose was to learn not to teach based on my undergrad degree!