Overview
The Master of Science (M.S.) in Civil Engineering at Texas A&M is a research‑oriented graduate degree designed for students seeking advanced technical depth and the opportunity to contribute new knowledge to the field. The program offers both thesis and non‑thesis options, allowing students to tailor their studies toward research careers, industry advancement, or preparation for doctoral work. Through graduate‑level coursework in structural, geotechnical, transportation, water resources, environmental, coastal, and construction engineering, students build strong analytical and problem‑solving skills while engaging with faculty who are leaders in their disciplines.
Why Texas A&M?
Housed in the highly ranked Zachry Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, the M.S. program provides access to world‑class research facilities, interdisciplinary collaboration, and a curriculum aligned with the evolving needs of infrastructure, environmental stewardship, and resilient design. Thesis students conduct original research under faculty mentorship, while non‑thesis students strengthen their technical expertise through a structured coursework pathway. Graduates are well‑prepared for roles in consulting, engineering design, public agencies, research organizations, and further doctoral study. With the strength of Texas A&M Engineering and the global Aggie Network, the M.S. in Civil Engineering offers a powerful foundation for advancing your career and research potential.
Quick Admit for Current Texas A&M Students
This program is Quick Admit Eligible for graduated and/or graduating students from Texas A&M engineering bachelor's programs.