This two-semester, 26-credit program is designed for those with a bachelor's degree in civil engineering or equivalent and who want to pursue a professional career in the construction industry. Students with degrees from other disciplines will be accepted into this program but may require additional coursework. The MEng (CE&M) program includes core CE&M courses covering fundamentals, a CE&M elective allowing students to gain in-depth knowledge in specific knowledge areas, and electives in related subjects. The M.Eng. program requires 26 credit hours of graduate work (typically eight graduate courses and two graduate seminars, or six graduate courses and two graduate seminars if preceded by MTC-CEM) and does not require a thesis or other major research project. The emphasis is on construction professional practice. A term-long construction professional practice project is part of the curriculum. At least two graduate courses must be taken in areas other than construction. This area is called a Secondary Elective or Secondary. Students typically choose a Secondary in areas such as business, architecture, industrial engineering, sustainability, mathematics, and computer science.