Master of Engineering (M.Eng.) in Construction Engineering
and Management

The Master of Engineering in Construction Engineering and Management is designed to address the challenges of open trade markets, where the construction sector is considered a service sector under various agreements. This necessitates that Thai professionals compete with their international counterparts. As such, it is crucial for civil engineers to prepare adequately for the evolving industry landscape.

This program aims to enhance the knowledge and skills of engineers by offering opportunities for students to choose courses and research topics based on their interests and strengths. The program is offered in the evening to accommodate civil engineers working in both the public and private sectors, allowing them to continue their education and apply modern technologies to their work. Additionally, students benefit from sharing their work experiences with peers.

The Construction Engineering and Management program is the first Professional Degree Master’s program in Thailand, emphasizing a blend of academic content, real-world experience, and case studies from actual construction projects. Established in 1998, it has gained recognition and respect within the construction industry. The program boasts a large alumni base, many of whom hold executive positions in both public and private organizations. The faculty consists of experts with extensive knowledge and practical experience from leading national organizations. Students come from diverse backgrounds within the construction industry, including business owners, contractors, consulting firms, and government agencies, creating a rich learning environment and networking opportunities. Scholarships, including full scholarships and other types of financial aid, are available for applicants with excellent academic and professional backgrounds. The program is a 2-year course, held outside regular working hours, from Monday to Friday, 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM, 3–4 days per week.

Objectives of the Program

• The program aims to produce graduates with expertise in both advanced structural design and construction management to meet the country’s needs.

Opportunities for Graduates

• Graduates can advance in careers as construction project managers, such as project engineers, project managers, project directors, middle management, and senior management positions. They may also become business owners and executives in the construction industry, including real estate development businesses, consulting engineering firms, construction contracting businesses, and manufacturers and distributors of construction materials. Additionally, graduates may work as engineers or managers in government agencies, state enterprises, or pursue careers as researchers and academics.

Eligibility Criteria

• Applicants must hold a Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering or an equivalent field.
• They should have at least 2 years of relevant work experience, or be deemed suitable for admission by the program’s faculty.
• Additional qualifications must comply with the university’s regulations on graduate education.

Admission Selection

• Selection of candidates is conducted by the program’s faculty through interviews and/or written exams, taking into account undergraduate academic performance and work experience.

Curriculum Structure

The Master of Engineering program in Construction Engineering and Management is a 2-year program. The total duration of the program is not less than 2 academic years and not more than 5 academic years from the first day of enrollment. The program is divided into two plans: Plan A and Plan B. Plan A requires students to complete a thesis worth at least 12 credits. Plan B requires students to complete a specific project worth 6 credits.

• Plan AIn this plan, students must complete a total of no less than 40 credits throughout the program. Students must take coursework totaling at least 28 credits and complete a thesis equivalent to no less than 12 credits. The curriculum structure is as follows:

• Plan BThis plan requires a total of no fewer than 40 credit hours for the entire program. Students must complete coursework totaling at least 34 credit hours and are not required to write a thesis. Instead, they must undertake a specific research project equivalent to no fewer than 6 credit hours. The course structure is as follows: