The Civil and Environmental Engineering Department is dedicated to providing you with the information and support you need to succeed in your studies here at Carleton. Use this page to learn more about your graduate program, various funding, academic advising, accommodations, mental health and well-being resources and more!
Keeping your personal information up to date is important. Please ensure to update your personal information on Carleton Central on a regular basis.
The Graduate Calendar contains important information such as course lists, program requirements, important dates and deadlines, and academic regulations. Please ensure to review each specific link below related to your program:
The graduate thesis or dissertation is shaped by the procedures, requirements and timelines of a student’s individual program. Visit this page for important thesis information.
There are two main sources of funding that are offered i.e. external and internal. Some funding may be awarded to you upon entry to the program and is based on recommendations from the Department. It is the student’s responsibility to apply for any additional funding, either through Carleton University or through the external funding agency.
Department donor awards are based on faculties' nominations.
Students are encouraged to connect with the Advisor/Supervisor, the Graduate Chair and Graduate Administrator in the department. In addition, regularly review your audit to help you stay on track. You can learn how to read your audit using the Academic Advising Centre’s Academic Audit resources, Academic Audits and How to Read Your Audit.
The FGPA provides information to help graduate students succeed. Visit their website or click on the specific links below.
Career Services offers job search support and resume writing. They can also help provide opportunities to gain work experience and develop skills that can increase your employability.
As a university, Carleton acknowledges the role it plays in the health and well-being of our students. We invite you to explore the various supports and services available at Carleton University that promote students' positive mental health and overall well-being by visiting our Mental Health and Wellness Support Services.
The Current Students website features success pillars that can help you explore the ways we can support your academic success, fund your experience, define your career goals, get involved and/or explore the many health and wellness resources available to you. For a complete list of resources that may be available to you, please visit their website.
Students with disabilities requiring academic accommodations must register with the Paul Menton Centre for Students with Disabilities (PMC) for a formal evaluation of disability-related needs. Registered PMC students are required to contact PMC every term to ensure that the letter of accommodation is received no later than two weeks before the date you require
Special Students are those who have not been admitted to a degree program but who are taking courses to qualify for admission, to improve professional qualifications, for transfer credit, or for personal interest. To know more and to apply, please visit the Registrar's Office page.