Graduate Admissions

The GeoEngineering Program welcomes applications for graduate study leading to a Master of Science degree, Master of Engineering degree, or a Doctor of Philosophy degree. Admission to the degree programs is only available in the fall semester. Limited financial aid is available to qualified students. Financial aid awards are based on merit as evidenced by academic record, research experience, recommendations, and GRE test scores.

Applications for admission to the GeoEngineering Program are collected online by the Academic Affairs Office in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE) and reviewed by the GeoEngineering Graduate Admissions Committee and Graduate Division. Please read the information on the CEE Graduate Admissions web page before you apply. This page includes links to the online application, Grad Division requirements, and the CEE "Frequently Asked Questions" page. Please note that CEE no longer mails paper applications and brochures to prospective applicants. CEE accepts only applications submitted ONLINE (available online after September 7th).

Questions about admission to the GeoEngineering Graduate Program should be directed to Professor Jonathan Bray, Chair of the GeoEngineering Graduate Admissions Committee.