Ph.D. in Civil Engineering

Program Overview

The Ph.D. program in Civil Engineering with an emphasis on environmental engineering at Ohio University prepares students for advanced research and careers in environmental, geotechnical, structures, or transportation engineering. The program includes 27 hours of coursework and 33 hours of research/dissertation, and students must pass qualifying and comprehensive exams. Graduates are well-equipped for positions in research, academia, or industry.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

• Overview: The Ph.D. program in Civil Engineering with an emphasis on environmental engineering enables students to specialize in environmental, geotechnical, structures, or transportation engineering.
• Program Structure: The program consists of at least 27 hours of coursework beyond the M.S.
degree, plus 33 hours of research/dissertation.
• Individual Modules: Course offerings in the program include environmental, geotechnical, structures, and transportation engineering.

Assessment:

• Faculty: The program's faculty are experts in their respective fields of civil and environmental engineering.

Careers:

• Potential Career Paths: Graduates of the program can pursue careers in research, academia, or industry, specializing in environmental, geotechnical, structures, or transportation engineering.