Civil Engineering Program Overview
Civil engineering is the world’s oldest engineering discipline, yet increasing public demands on structures and systems, as well as changes in society’s economic and environmental attitudes, mean that today’s civil engineer regularly faces new challenges. Johns Hopkins Engineering for Professionals Civil Engineering program provides graduate instruction in the fields of structural engineering, geotechnical engineering, ocean and coastal engineering, and preservation engineering—instruction aimed at helping you meet these new challenges.
Designed specifically for working professionals, the civil engineering program features practice-oriented courses in small classes taught by industry and academic experts who facilitate engaging learning opportunities and provide personalized attention. As a student, you can focus your studies in geotechnical engineering, ocean and coastal engineering, structural engineering, or a general civil engineering course of study. You can also choose to engage in an independent study under the guidance of an instructor.
As a student, you will gain a firm understanding of how to:
- Apply mathematics, science, and engineering principles
- Identify, formulate, and solve solve complex problems in civil engineering
- Use techniques, skills, and modern engineering tools necessary for engineering practice
Master’s Focus Areas
A focus area can be selected but is not required.
- Geotechnical Engineering
- Ocean and Coastal Engineering
- Structural Engineering
Program Options
We offer two program options for Civil Engineering; you can earn a Master of Science in Civil Engineering or a graduate certificate.
Civil Engineering Courses
Get details about course requirements, prerequisites, focus areas, and electives offered within the program. All courses are taught by subject-matter experts who are executing the technologies and techniques they teach. For exact dates, times, locations, fees, and instructors, please refer to the course schedule published each term.
Why Hopkins?
When ambition meets opportunity, anything is possible. Earn your degree on your terms at Johns Hopkins Engineering for Professionals.
Career-Advancing Knowledge - Coursework incorporates industry-specific knowledge that you can use from day one. As a graduate, you will be prepared to advance your career, cross over into other engineering fields, take on leadership roles, and increase your income-earning potential.
Educating Working Professionals Online for 18+ Years - Online courses at Johns Hopkins Engineering for Professionals puts you in control—giving you must-have options to learn at your pace and the flexibility you need to balance work, family, and life, while advancing your career.
Network and Connect - Your knowledge is stronger with a network. In the Civil Engineering program, you will make career-advancing connections with accomplished scientists and engineers who represent a variety of disciplines across many industries.
“I really enjoyed my time in the EP program. It was flexible, I was always able to find a course I could take, and most importantly, I was able to finish my degree while moving from Baltimore to Denver without interruption. I felt that for the most part, the courses were well structured to accommodate working professionals. I rarely felt as if I was in over my head. I feel that this was a great career and professional move and I would recommend it to anyone seeking to further their technical education. ”
Program Contacts
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Academic Calendar
Find out when registration opens, classes start, transcript deadlines and more. Applications are accepted year-round, so you can apply any time.
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