Civil and Environmental EngineeringPhD

This doctoral program offers opportunities for students to gain expertise in a broad range of research areas, from turning waste into energy and developing composite materials for lunar habitats to investigating soil parameters for better roadway pavement design. Students work closely with advisors to develop personalized programs of study and research.

Program Highlights

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Featured Research

  • Improving Water Use Efficiency in Dry Land Production Systems using Soil Amendments (USDA-CIG)
  • Bio-electrochemical Technologies
  • USDA Rural Development Community Facilities Technical Assistance Training

Featured Courses

  • Advanced Water Treatment
  • Surface Water Hydrology
  • Earth Systems Modeling

Potential Careers

  • Civil engineering
  • Resource management
  • Renewable energy
  • Environmental remediation

 

Requirements

3.0 GPA on 4.0 scale
Bachelor's Degree in
  • Civil Engineering
  • Environmental Engineering
  • Water Resource Engineering
  • Geotechnical Engineering
  • Materials Engineering

Credits

Course requirements: 38-51 credits
Research requirements: 21-34 credits
Total credits: 72

Application

Applications are considered after the deadlines, but timely admittance and/or funding may be affected. Applications may be deferred to a later semester without reapplying.

For Fall Enrollment
: February 1
For Spring Enrollment: August 1
Application Instructions

Program information

Program Requirements

TYPE
In-Person

ADMISSION MATERIALS
  • Statement of purpose
  • Official US transcripts or international transcript evaluation
  • Official English proficiency scores
  • 3 Letters of recommendation
  • Official GRE scores
COST

 

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Civil & Environmental Engineering PhD:

Venkataramana Gadhamshetty
Program Coordinator
CM 237B