Penn State’s MS in Civil Engineering provides specialized training in core areas such as structural design, geotechnics, water resources, environmental systems, and transportation engineering. Students tackle real-world challenges related to sustainability, climate resilience, smart infrastructure, and construction optimization. Through thesis or non-thesis options, students conduct research using advanced modeling tools and laboratory techniques to prepare for leadership roles in engineering firms, government agencies, or PhD study.
Modeling bridge behavior under dynamic earthquake loads
Designing permeable pavement systems for stormwater management
Analyzing soil-structure interaction in deep foundation systems
Simulating traffic flow optimization using agent-based models
Developing GIS tools for flood risk assessment
Evaluating recycled materials in concrete mix design
Creating digital twins for bridge maintenance prediction
Studying smart traffic signals for congestion control
Modeling slope stability for landslide-prone zones
Designing a green building framework using LEED standards
Analyzing pedestrian behavior in urban crosswalks
Optimizing HVAC energy use in high-rise buildings
Using LiDAR to assess road surface degradation
Simulating contaminant transport in groundwater systems
Studying microplastic filtration in urban water treatment plants
Designing a real-time construction site safety alert system
Advance infrastructure resilience and smart urban systems through applied research in civil engineering.
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