Associate degrees are the considered basic educational degrees in a particular field and precede bachelor degrees. For those considering expanding their degrees to higher levels while working in the Structural Engineering field, an Associate degree can be an excellent starting point. The University of Phoenix offers Associate degrees in the Structural Engineering field that can be completed on campus or online. Information on their programs can be found through their website referenced below or by calling them directly at 866-766-0766.
Bachelors degrees in Structural Engineering allow students to satisfy the accreditation requirements in the civil engineering field in order to obtain licensing in most states. Students may also choose a Bachelor's degree program in Structural Engineering while while working towards a Masters Degree in the field. Schools such as Clarkston University provide Bachelors degree programs in Structural Engineering. Information on courses can be found on their website, which is referenced below, or by calling them directly at 315-268-6400.
Masters degrees in Structural Engineering prepare students to apply scientific as well as mathematics principles to the design of various structures including buildings, roads, and rail road lines. Those holding Masters degrees in Structural Engineering can work in most any relevant field of their choice within the industry. For those wishing to work in specialized areas in the engineering field, Masters degrees are highly favored over undergraduate degrees. Schools such as California State University - Sacramento offer Masters degree programs in Structural Engineering for those who have already satisfied their undergraduate degree requirements. Information on their programs can be obtained through their website, which is referenced below, or by calling them directly at 916- 278-6011.