Civil Engineering Morgan State University

Overview

The Civil Engineering programme at Morgan State University provides a robust academic foundation for students aspiring to design and manage the world's essential infrastructure. This degree prepares graduates to tackle complex technical challenges while considering the environmental, social, and economic impacts of their work.

Students engage in a curriculum that balances theoretical knowledge with practical application in modern laboratory settings. The programme aims to produce professionals who can assume leadership roles, such as project managers or lead engineers, within a few years of entering the workforce.

The educational framework encourages lifelong learning and professional development.

Why Civil Engineering at Morgan State University?

The School of Engineering offers a distinctive learning environment that emphasises the planning and management of service systems. Students benefit from specialised tracks in areas such as geotechnical engineering, hydrology, and construction management, providing a tailored educational experience.

The institution focuses on developing core competencies in mathematics, science, and engineering principles. Facilities are designed to support experimentation and data analysis, allowing students to use engineering judgment to solve real-world problems through collaborative and inclusive team projects.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: USD 8463 per semester
• National fee: USD 8463 per semester
• Local fee: USD 2908 per semester

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum requires a minimum of 120 credit hours, covering general education, mathematics, and core engineering subjects. Modules may include:

• Survey Technologies in Civil Engineering
• Statics
• Mechanics of Materials and Laboratory
• Fluid Mechanics and Laboratory
• Dynamics
• Structural Analysis I and Laboratory
• Geotechnical Engineering and Laboratory
• Hydraulic Engineering
• Environmental Engineering I and Laboratory
• Project Management, Finance & Entrepreneurship
• Transportation Engineering
• Elementary Structural Design
• Senior Review and Project Proposal
• Senior Project

Technical electives are available in various tracks. Modules may include:

• Traffic Engineering
• Transportation Models and Simulation
• Transportation Infrastructure Engineering Systems
• Structural Analysis II
• Design of Reinforced Concrete Structures
• Construction Materials and Methods
• Transportation Planning and Policy
• Highway Engineering
• Electronics
• Thermodynamics

Careers with Civil Engineering

Graduates are prepared for diverse roles within the civil engineering sector and related STEM fields. Common career paths include project management, structural design, and transportation planning within both public and private organisations.

The programme's focus on professional responsibility and ethical judgment ensures that alumni are well-equipped for roles in environmental consultancy and infrastructure development. Many find employment in construction management, water resource facilities, and government agencies.