Interdisciplinary Programs Administered with Other Departments

M.S. in Architecture-Engineering Construction Management

This is an interdisciplinary degree administered by the School of Architecture and involving studies in both Architecture and Civil and Environmental Engineering.  The program is intended to prepare building delivery professionals - civil engineers, construction planners, facility managers, developers, architects, and other building consultants - for careers in the design, construction, maintenance, and use of facilities. Requirements for the degree normally can be completed in one academic year. For more information, please visit the full description(.pdf) on the School of Architecture website.

M.S. in Civil and Environmental Engineering and Master of Business Administration

The dual Master of Science in Civil and Environmental Engineering (MSCEE) and Master of Business Administration (MBA) Program is a 2.5 year (5 semester) program which starts in the Fall semester each year.  It is designed for students with B.S. degrees in engineering and offers the opportunity to develop technical and managerial skills in the management of civil and environmental engineering organizations, projects and systems, as well as business management.  This program is offered by the Civil and Environmental Engineering Department of the Carnegie Institute of Technology (CIT) and the Tepper School of Business.

M.S. in Civil and Environmental Engineering with Specialty in Air Quality Engineering

Increasing attention to the health effects of air pollutants and increasingly stringent regulations have resulted in a huge demand for engineers who understand air quality issues. Here we present curricula for students interested in air quality engineering that fall within existing rules for Master's degrees in Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE), Chemical Engineering (ChemE), Mechanical Engineering (ME) and Engineering and Public Policy (EPP). (Air Quality course offerings)