Civil Engineering (Water) - Master of Applied Science (MASc)

If you’re driven by curiosity and a desire to solve challenging, complex problems, then join the thriving research community at Waterloo Engineering — a top destination for future research leaders.

With the Master of Applied Science in Civil Engineering Collaborative Water program, you’ll undertake independent and unique research. You'll generate knowledge and find real-world ways to apply it in your field, while discovering innovative ways to tackle global water challenges. This collaborative approach provides access to more than 140 faculty members involved in water research across Waterloo's campus, encouraging you to push the boundaries of your research.

Along with developing expertise in your area of research (environmental & water resources engineering, geotechnical engineering, structures, mechanics & construction engineering or transportation engineering), two interdisciplinary courses will capture both theoretical and practical components. This includes in-class lectures, fieldwork, interdisciplinary group work, and individual research seminars.

Upon completion of your degree, you’ll be prepared to pursue further research at the PhD level, or for a career in the the public sector or private industry.