Graduate Certificate Programs

Advance your knowledge of pavement engineering through focused graduate-level study in pavement analysis, design and materials.

Faculty member congratulating a graduate during a graduation ceremony

Why a Certificate?

The Graduate Certificate in Pavement Analysis and Design and Graduate Certificate in Pavement Materials, offered through the Department of Civil Engineering, are available to both degree- and non-degree-seeking students. These programs are designed for professionals interested in continuing their education without immediately committing to a full master's degree. Graduates gain advanced knowledge in asphalt materials, pavement evaluation, design and construction.

Eligibility

You are eligible to apply if you hold a bachelor's degree in civil engineering, or an equivalent field, from an institution of recognized standing. A GPA of 3.0/4.0 or higher in the last 60 semester hours is required, although exceptions may be made for applicants with significant professional experience.

Program Requirements

Select one of the following areas of study:

Pavement Analysis and Design

Required Courses:

  • CIVL 6810/6816
  • CIVL 7820/7826

Choose two electives from:

  • CIVL 6820/6826
  • CIVL 7870/7876
  • CIVL 7840/7846
  • CIVL 7860/7866
  • CIVL 6340/6346
  • CIVL 6970/6976
  • CIVL 7390/7396
  • CIVL 7970/7976

Pavement Materials

Required Courses:

  • CIVL 6820/6826
  • CIVL 7870/7876

Choose two electives from:

  • CIVL 6810/6816
  • CIVL 7820/7826
  • CIVL 6830/6836
  • CIVL 7840/7846
  • CIVL 7860/7866
  • CIVL 6630/6636
  • CIVL 6970/6976
  • CIVL 7970/7976

What Can You Expect?

  • Applied knowledge in areas specific to career goals in pavement engineering.
  • Skills to interpret scientific literature related to pavements and materials.
  • Experience communicating scientific and technical concepts in written formats.

All credits earned may be applied toward a master's degree should you choose to continue your education.

Contact Us

Benjamin F. Bowers
Assistant Professor, Department of Civil Engineering

Carolina Rodezno
Associate Research Professor and Lead Researcher, NCAT

Auburn Engineering Online and Continuing Education