录取要求

The Civil and Environmental Engineering department expects an applicant to have earned a Bachelor’s degree in the field or an equivalent by the time he/she registers in a CEE program. Applicants should possess a very strong background in math, physics, chemistry, or engineering. Admission is extremely competitive.

We follow the College of Engineering Admissions Criteria.

Applicants without a Bachelor’s degree in Civil or Environmental Engineering may be eligible to apply if they have equivalent academic experience. To determine if you have equivalent experience, read through the Bachelor’s program requirements and review the required courses.

A Master’s degree is not required for admittance to the PhD program. Most students who go directly into the PhD program get a MSE in Civil or Environmental Engineering along the way. Some students also plan their course work so that they earn an additional master’s degree in another engineering department.

申请材料清单

1.Application fee

The 2017-18 fee for United States citizens and those with permanent resident visa status is $75. The fee for non-U.S. citizens is $90. This fee is non-refundable and subject to change.

2.Academic Statement of Purpose

This is a chance for you to give the Admissions Committee details about your academic background and career aspirations. You will want to talk about your engineering experiences, your motivation for pursuing a higher degree, your long-term goals, as well as your specific interests.

Academic Statement of Purpose should be a page or a little over a page long.

3.Personal Statement

In this document, you should indicate how your personal background and life experiences, including social, cultural, familial, educational, or other opportunities or challenges, have motivated your decision to pursue a graduate degree at the University of Michigan.

This is not an Academic Statement of Purpose, but a discussion of the personal journey that has led to your decision to seek a graduate degree.

Personal Statement should be about 500 words (this is approximately one page single-spaced, or two pages double-spaced).

4.Resume/Curriculum Vitae

We require that you submit a resume or curriculum vitae.

You may update this document if you feel there is something significant that you would like to add after you have submitted your application. You would do so by sending the updated document to our department at gradservices@umich.edu.

5.Three Letters of Recommendation

Our department requires three letters of recommendation. They should be from professors, employers, or others who know you well.

Letters of recommendation can be submitted online and this is the preferred method of delivery. If your recommenders insist on submitting paper letters, they can send them to our department at the address listed below. If a recommender has problems submitting a letter online, please contact us at gradservices@umich.edu.

6.Transcripts (Marksheets) from all colleges and universities attended

For MEng applicants, official transcripts should be sent to the College of Engineering Graduate Professional Program at the address listed in the Mailing Address section below.

We do not require a set of official transcripts be sent to the department. However, applicants should upload their unofficial transcripts with their application by the deadline. The unofficial transcript will be used to make Departmental application decisions.

Our department cannot confirm that transcripts mailed to the Rackham Graduate School have been received. It typically takes several weeks for Rackham to upload transcripts after they have been received.

7.Graduate Record Exam (GRE) scores

GRE scores are required. We do not have a minimum score required to apply. The average GRE scores for our Fall 2017 incoming class are: 165 (Quantitative), 151 (Verbal), 3.5 (AW) for Master's students.

GRE reporting code is 1839- Department code not required.

GRE scores of up to 5 years old as of the application deadline may be used.

8.International Students only

Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or Michigan English Language Assessment Battery (MELAB) scores (international students only).

International students who are accepted for admission must submit certification of finances. You may submit those documents with your application package or at a later date, when requested to do so.

TOEFL (IBT) minimum is 84. If you are required to take the TOEFL and your score is below 84, you cannot be admitted as a graduate student at the University of Michigan.

TOEFL reporting code is 1839- Department code not required.

IELTS minimum is 6.5. If your score is below 6.5, you cannot be admitted as a graduate student at the University of Michigan.

English Language proficiency scores of up to 2 years old as of the application deadline may be used.

Visit the Rackham website for information on the English proficiency requirement for non-native English speakers.

9.GPA

Average undergraduate GPA of our Fall 2017 Master's cohort is 3.5/4.0.

If your institution does not use a 4.0 scale, the Rackham Graduate School (or College of Engineering for M.Eng. applicants) will convert your GPA when they receive your transcripts.

专业介绍

The Tishman Construction Management Program (TCMP) plans to offer the 8 month, 26 credit Master of Engineering (M.Eng.) degree program in Construction Engineering and Management (CE&M). The program can be completed in 8 months (Fall and Winter semesters) and is for students who generally intend to pursue a professional career in the construction industry. A term-long construction professional practice project is part of the curriculum. The program can also be combined with multiple options for dual degrees (e.g., Architecture, Business) in collaboration with other programs at the university.

课程设置

• Construction Contracting
• Building Information Modeling
• Construction Cost Engineering
• Construction Project Engineering
• Construction Engineering, Equipment, and Methods
• Critical Path Methods
• Sustainability of Civil Infrastructure Systems
• Directed Studies in Construction Engineering
• Construction Decisions Under Uncertainty
• Construction Engineering and Management Seminar
• Engineering Process Modeling and Risk Analysis
• Construction Industry Institute (CII) Best Practices
• Dissertation/Pre-Candidate