Q1. What graduate programs does the Department offer?

A: The Department offers thesis-based Master's and Ph.D. programs in Civil Engineering.

Q2. How can I apply for graduate programs?

A: Applications are submitted online through the Graduate School of Science and Engineering during the announced application periods.

Q3. What are the admission requirements?

A: Admission requirements, required documents, and evaluation criteria are announced by Graduate School of Science and Engineering for each application period.

Q4. How can I find a thesis advisor?

A: Students are encouraged to review faculty research areas and contact potential supervisors whose research interests match their own.

Q5. What research areas are available?

A: Research is conducted in Structural Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, Transportation Engineering, Hydraulic Engineering, and Construction Materials.

Q6. Can graduate students participate in research projects?

A: Yes. Graduate students actively participate in nationally and internationally funded research projects under faculty supervision.

Q7. Are laboratory facilities available for graduate students?

A: Yes. Graduate students have access to the Department's research laboratories for thesis studies and research projects.

Q8. Are scholarships or research assistantship opportunities available?

A: Depending on available funding and project requirements, students may benefit from research scholarships or research assistantship opportunities.

Q9. Where can I find thesis and graduation requirements?

A: Thesis regulations, graduation requirements, and relevant forms are available on the Graduate School of Science and Engineering's website.