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Meet Our Graduate Advisor!
Susheela Mallipudi is the Graduate Advisor for the department, and she can help you through the admission process and answer your questions about our degree requirements.
Below you will find:
Graduate Student Forms
Thesis/Dissertation Registration Request
Submit this online form each semester you plan to take thesis credit (CIVE 699X) or dissertation credit (CIVE 799X).
The CEE Graduate Advisor will inform you once an override is provided. It is then your responsibility to register in RamWeb.
Independent Study (CIVE 695) Registration Form
Submit completed form with all required signatures to the CEE Graduate Advisor to register for an independent study (CIVE 695).
The CEE Graduate Advisor will inform you once an override is provided. It is then your responsibility to register in RamWeb.
Ph.D. Qualifying Exam Results Form
The faculty chair of your Qualifying Exam committee will need to submit the your QE results to the CEE Graduate Advisor using this form.
Program of Study Worksheet
Students may use this optional worksheet to help plan their registration of courses each semester. Complete prior to meeting with the CEE Graduate Advisor for advising.
Submit form signed by your faculty advisor to the CEE Graduate Advisor once you have met the publication requirement for a Ph.D. degree.
The Graduate School’s GS30 form will not be signed by the CEE Department Head if this form is not submitted at the same time.
All Graduate School Forms
Familiarize yourself with the official forms of the Graduate School, including forms required to submit your thesis, dissertation, non-thesis plan B report, and your doctoral preliminary and final examination results.
Courses
View our course catalog to see descriptions of all civil and environmental engineering courses (prefix “CIVE”). Graduate courses are 500-level and higher.
Not all courses are offered each semester. Check RAMweb for the official schedule of courses offered by term.
Resources
The Graduate School provides a number of resources to help you through your program including:
- Mentoring resources
- Professional development opportunities
- Diversity and belonging resources
- Medical, counseling, and wellness resources
- Academic planning resources
The Division of Student Affairs recognizes the unique needs of graduate students and provides targeted resources including:
- Mental health support
- Multicultural counseling services
- Disability accommodations
- Adult learner and veteran services
International Student Resources
International students can find resources catered to their unique needs from immigration support to estimated expenses and health insurance.
Cost of Attendance
Visit the Office of Financial Aid for information about the cost of attendance.
Living in Fort Collins
Learn more about what to expect living in beautiful Fort Collins, Colorado at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains!
100% Online Options
We offer fully online graduate programs and courses to meet the diverse needs of our students.
Graduate Assistantships
Our department offers Graduate Teaching Assistantships (GTA) and our faculty offer Graduate Research Assistantships (GRA) based on availability of funds to M.S. and Ph.D. students.