For those students interested in an interdisciplinary education that will provide them with a strong foundation in business, a solid background in civil engineering, and an in-depth research or project experience, the College of Engineering and the Isenberg School of Management offer an M.S.C.E./M.B.A. dual master’s degree. In this 73-credit program (42 in Management and 31 in Engineering), students typically complete the two degrees in three years of study, and most of the required M.B.A. coursework (34 credits) in the first year. During the second and third years, students take a total of 31 credits in Engineering (10-13 core course credits, 12-15 elective credits, and a 6-credit thesis or project) as well as an M.B.A. practicum. Applicants must meet the respective admission standards for each program. The GRE is required for the M.S.C.E. degree and is admissible for MBA admissions as well. Students submit only one application, which is reviewed by both programs. Applicants must be accepted to both programs to enter the M.S.C.E./M.B.A. dual degree program.

Additional information concerning the M.B.A. degree is available in the Isenberg School of Management section of this Bulletin.

Additional information concerning the M.S.C.E. degree is available in the Civil and Environmental Engineering section of this Bulletin.