Degrees and Programs | NYU Tandon School of Engineering

Degrees and Programs

The Department of Civil and Urban Engineering offers a variety of degrees and programs listed below, including:

  • Bachelor of Science
  • Master of Science
  • Doctor of Philosophy
  • Graduate Certificate


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Brooklyn Bridge

Civil Engineering, B.S.

Civil engineering includes everything from the design and construction of buildings, bridges, and roads to securing our water resources and preparing for pressing environmental and social challenges.
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New Croton Dam

Environmental Engineering, B.S.

Environmental engineering applies mathematical, chemical, physical, and biological principles to solve problems related to the air we breathe, water we drink, food we eat, and the soil that sustains our forests and fields.
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Civil Engineering, M.S.

Civil engineers improve existing infrastructure systems and design projects that answer the new challenges raised by modern society. Our flexible master's program trains you to join the ranks.
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Construction Management, M.S.

Today’s construction professionals face a highly competitive global engineering and construction environment and our program helps you acquire the expertise to prepare you to be a leader in the construction industry.
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Emerging Technologies, M.S.

In today's rapidly evolving world, artificial intelligence is no longer just a specialized field; it's a fundamental skill transforming every industry.
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water treatment plant

Environmental Engineering, M.S.

At the School of Engineering our Environmental Engineering program has an urban environmental systems emphasis with a unique concentration in many challenges that New York City and major cities of the world face.
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Environmental Science, M.S.

The master's in Environmental Science from Tandon provides a strong foundation in the fundamental sciences as well as regulatory environment issues that govern human-natural environmental interactions.
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Transportation Systems, M.S.

Graduates of the master's program in Transportation Systems join the ranks of one of the oldest networks of transportation engineering alumni in the United States.
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Civil Engineering, Ph.D.

Growing and established cities are continually meeting new infrastructure needs and maintaining older systems, such as highways, bridges, and airports. Tandon's Ph.D. in Civil Engineering program produces graduates dedicated to enriching the field.
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Transportation Systems, Ph.D.

Individuals interested in the highest calling for the pursuit of knowledge in the science of transportation systems should consider the Ph.D. program in Transportation Systems.
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Urban Systems, Ph.D.

The Doctoral Studies program in Urban Systems offers an interdisciplinary, educational, and research environment designed to use the "city as a lab" to accelerate field deployment of innovative solutions to emerging urban needs.
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Construction Management, AC

Our Advanced Certificate in Construction Management program offers you a chance to conduct concentrated study in construction management to further your career.
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Executive Construction Management, AC

Add more value to your career — from figuring out how to improve financing to knowing which high-tech products best fit your construction projects to learning how to communicate with diverse client, worker, and public groups.
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Traffic Engineering

Traffic Engineering, AC

The Advanced Certificate in Traffic Engineering program trains our students to properly design and manage our traffic systems.
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