A Drexel BS/MS pathway for students who want advanced training in structural engineering and civil engineering systems. You build on your undergraduate foundation and progress toward graduate-level coursework in a related engineering discipline.
The Architectural Engineering program with a Structural Concentration and Civil Engineering track at Drexel University offers a unique BS/MS pathway designed for students seeking advanced training in structural engineering and civil engineering systems. This integrated degree pathway allows students to build upon their undergraduate foundation while progressing toward graduate-level coursework in related engineering disciplines.
The curriculum emphasizes structural and building systems engineering, engineering design, and applied technical coursework. Availability and sequencing of courses may differ based on academic advising and previously earned credits.
Upon completion, students can expect to enhance their skills in engineering analysis, design reasoning, and the integration of structural considerations with building systems.
Admission to this program is based on your academic record and the strength of your application materials. Specific GRE/GMAT requirements are not indicated.
Note: Requirements may vary depending on applicant profiles and the specific BS/MS track. It is advisable to confirm details with Drexel admissions and the department advising office.
Graduates of the Architectural Engineering program with a Structural Concentration and Civil Engineering track are well-prepared for a variety of career opportunities in the engineering field. Potential roles include design engineers, project managers, and consultants within the construction and architectural sectors. The advanced training provided by the BS/MS pathway enables graduates to tackle complex engineering challenges and contribute to innovative building solutions.
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