Civil Engineering, Ph.D.
Pursue a Doctor of Philosophy in Engineering Science with advanced, research-intensive study in Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Hydrology and Computational Hydroscience, and Materials Science and Engineering.
About The Ph.D. in Engineering Science
The Ph.D. in Engineering Science from the department of Civil Engineering prepares students for leadership in research, industry, education, and public service through advanced technical training and interdisciplinary scholarship.
- Students can choose from a wide range of specializations including, civil engineering, environmental engineering, hydrology and computational hydroscience, and materials science and engineering.
- This program allows students to focus their research on critical areas such as surface and groundwater modeling, sustainable infrastructure, air and water quality, and advanced materials used in construction and environmental applications.
Through rigorous coursework, hands-on research, and collaboration across disciplines, students are equipped to address some of the most pressing engineering challenges of our time.
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Program Information
Degree
Ph.D. in Engineering Science
Emphases
Civil Engineering
Specializations
Civil Engineering ;
Environmental Engineering ;
Hydrology and Computational Hydroscience ;
Materials Science and Engineering
Program Type
Doctorate Program
Program Location
School
Duration
54
Civil Engineering Specialization
Find course requirements and other information about the civil engineering specialization in the course catalog.
For questions, contact our graduate program coordinator using the information below.
Jacob Najjar
Professor of Civil Engineering
Environmental Engineering Specialization
Find course requirements and other information about the environmental engineering specialization in the course catalog.
For questions, contact our graduate program coordinator using the information below.
Jacob Najjar
Professor of Civil Engineering
Hydrology and Computational Hydroscience Specialization
Find course requirements and other information about the hydrology & computational hydroscience specialization in the course catalog.
For questions, contact our graduate program coordinator using the information below.
Mohammad Al-Hamdan
Director of NCCHE, Research Professor in the Department of Geology and Geological Engineering, and Professor of Civil Engineering
Materials Science and Engineering Specialization
Find course requirements and other information about the materials science & engineering specialization in the course catalog.
For questions, contact our graduate program coordinator using the information below.
Samrat Choudhury
Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering
Our Research Centers
Our research centers offer students the chance to work alongside faculty experts and industry partners on projects that push the boundaries of engineering innovation. From hands-on lab work to collaborative problem-solving, these centers provide invaluable experience, professional connections, and the opportunity to make meaningful contributions to the field.
Research in Civil Engineering
Within the Department of Civil Engineering, research spans a broad spectrum of topics that address both fundamental science and real-world challenges. Faculty and students collaborate to advance knowledge in areas such as infrastructure, innovative materials, transportation, and water pollution and resources.
Grad School Requirements
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