Environmental and Water Resources Engineering - MS

University at Buffalo

Buffalo, New York

Program Setting

School of Engineering and Applied Sciences

Attendance: In-Person
Program Faculty: 40
Program Students: Data Not Avail.
Program Details
Degree Type: Master's - MS
Master's Type: Thesis, Non-Thesis
Minimum Credits: 30
Typical Length: 1.5-2 years
Getting In
GRE Required: Yes
GPA Minimum: 3.0
Requirement Details: GRE scores are required for all, except domestic applicants from an undergraduate engineering program, who hold a GPA of 3.0 or higher, and do not wish to be considered for any form of financial aid. Domestic applicants seeking a GRE waiver should submit an email to the Director of Graduate Studies.
Category: Environmental Studies - Water Resources
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Description

The department offers two Master of Science (MS) degrees: one in Civil Engineering and one in Environmental and Water Resources Engineering, and is part of the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences' Engineering Focus MS: Focus on Engineering Sustainability

Both 30-credit MS programs consist of three components (described in detail below): required courses, elective courses, and a culminating thesis, project, or exam.  To complete the degree, most students choose the “all-course” option, which consists of six credits of concentration-specific required classes, 24 additional credits of approved elective classes, and a comprehensive exam taken at the end of their final semester. 

Costs
Tuition:
Tuition Per Semester: $12,960
Tuition Per Credit: Data Not Avail.
Total Program Tuition: Data Not Avail.
Resident Rate:
Tuition Per Semester: $7,065
Tuition Per Credit: Data Not Avail.
Total Program Tuition: Data Not Avail.
Assistantships Available:
Yes
% Receiving Aid:
Data Not Avail.
Assistantships give you the opportunity to apply your skills and knowledge while providing financial support. There are three general categories of assistantships: Teaching assistantships Graduate assistantships Research assistantships Recipients of full assistantships generally work approximately 20 hours per week teaching, conducting research or doing administrative work. In return for this commitment, students are paid a stipend and may also receive a full or partial tuition scholarship. Recipients are still responsible for school fees.
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Category: Environmental Studies - Water Resources
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