American University of Beirut

Master of Engineering in Civil Engineering (ME)
  • ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​The master of Engineering in Civil Engineering degree is designed to provide graduates with an opportunity to advance their understanding of the fundamentals of civil engineering.

    ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​For your Master of Engineering in Civil Engineering, you can choose between two options:  Thesis Track, Non-thesis Track 


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    T​o​tal ​Cre​dits ​​
    Courses in Field of
    Conc​
    entration
     
    Courses in Related CEE Fields 
    Electives
    in Related
    Sciences
    /Engineering
     
    Requir​ed Courses 
    Thesis
    Senior Undergraduate Courses (CIVE 500 or 600 series) 
    ​Electives Approval

    ​​​​​TH​​ESIS ​TRACK​
    Minimum
    30 credits  
    (24 coursework +​ 6 thesis) 
    Minimum 
    4 courses 
    (12 credits)​​​
    Maximum 
    2 courses 
    (6 credits) 

    Maximum
    1 cou​rse 
    (3 credits)

    CIVE 60​0A
    (Seminar​) 
    Required 
    (minimum 6 credits)​​​

    Up to 2 may count toward degree 
    ​​​​​All electives must be pre-approved by the department​
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    ​​​N​​ON-THESIS TRACK
    ​​​30 credits 
    (27 coursework + 3 project)
    Minimum 
    5 courses 
    (​15 credits) 

    Maximum
    3 courses 
    (9 credits) 

    Maximum
    3 courses 
    (9 credits)

    ​CIVE 600 
    (Seminar)
    Not required Up to 3 may count toward degree 

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