Professional Practice in Civil Engineering Infrastructure

Graduate Certificate

Fast Track Your Career and Increase Your Expertise

Designed to help practicing engineers advance, the Certificate in Professional Practice in Civil Engineering Infrastructure offers an individualized graduate program in a flexible part-time or full-time format. Learn the most up-to-date engineering, theory and techniques taught by UWM’s renowned faculty.

NEW Scholarship for Fall 2023/Spring 2024 New Students: Get Your Second Course Free

New students who enroll in at least two courses in the Professional Practice in Civil Engineering Infrastructure Certificate program in Fall 2023 or Spring 2024 are eligible to receive the Professional Practice in Civil Infrastructure one-time scholarship, enabling them to take two courses for the price of one. No scholarship application is necessary; all newly enrolled students are automatically eligible. Valid for tuition and differential tuition. Limit one complimentary course scholarship per student. Available to domestic students only. Don’t delay: When scholarship funds are gone the offer will no longer be available.

Certificate Benefits

—Individualized program, designed in tandem with the department chair and program manager, to meet your goals.

–No GRE required.

–Five course, 15 credit certificate.

—Licensure preparation addresses the gap between the curriculum completed at the undergraduate level and the required knowledge required in licensure in civil engineering.

—Broaden and strengthen knowledge in the areas of engineering mechanics, or environmental, geotechnical, structures, transportation, or water resource engineering.

—Coursework can be tailored to meet the need of working professionals using evening, hybrid (in-person/online) and fully online courses, after consultation with the certificate program coordinator.

—100% of your certificate credits count towards a master’s degree. Earning the Professional Practice in Civil Engineering Infrastructure Certificate also means that you’re halfway to your master’s degree, if you choose.