What courses will I take?
To complete this program, students take 10 courses.
Completing a specialized graduate program at the Schulich School of Engineering will help you stand out in a competitive job market and will take your career to exciting new heights. Schulich graduates become inventors, entrepreneurs, and engineering leaders. We are proud to say that our graduates also enjoy some of the highest rates of employment, in both national and international settings.
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Introduction to Digital Engineering
Introduction to Project Management
Ethics, Law, and the Engineering Profession
Sustainability Concepts for Civil Engineering
Civil Engineering 602
Quantitative Methods for Sustainable Design
Civil Engineering 603
Uncertainty, Risk, and Reliability
Civil Engineering 604
Choose 4 courses from the following:
If students are interested in combining their courses around a specific theme within the field, please refer to the course bundles below.
Theme 1: Sustainable Infrastructure & the Built Environment
Sustainable Infrastructure Systems
Civil Engineering 605
Building Engineering
Civil Engineering 606
Sustainable Materials for Civil Engineering
Civil Engineering 607
Natural Hazards; Risk and Impact
Civil Engineering 610
OR
Fundamentals of Infrastructure Asset Management and Sustainability
Geomatics Engineering 603
Theme 2: Water, Climate & Environment
Sustainable Water Systems
Civil Engineering 608
Sustainable Waste Systems
Civil Engineering 609
Climate Change Adaptation for Engineers
Natural Hazards; Risk and Impact
Civil Engineering 610
OR
Fundamentals of Infrastructure Asset Management and Sustainability
Geomatics Engineering 603
What courses will I take?
To complete this program, students take 10 courses.
Required courses:
Introduction to Digital Engineering
Introduction to Project Management
Ethics, Law, and the Engineering Profession
Uncertainty, Risk, and Reliability
Civil Engineering 604
Advanced Project Management Practices and Principles
Project Engineering Management
Project Construction Management
Project Planning and Control
Law for Project Managers
Choose 1 course from the following:
Fundamentals of Infrastructure Asset Management and Sustainability
Geomatics Engineering 603