Assistantship Program in Civil and Environmental Engineering - Cornell University

Program: Civil and Environmental Engineering This Ph.D. program prepares students to innovate and lead in fields such as infrastructure design, environmental protection, water systems, and urban sustainability. Students pursue original research and contribute significantly to civil and environmental engineering knowledge.  Who Can Apply?  Applicants with a strong academic background in civil or environmental engineering or closely related fields, including those holding a bachelor’s or master’s degree.  What Is Covered?  While specific funding details aren't listed on the page, Ph.D. students at Cornell typically receive:  Full tuition waiver  Stipend support (via fellowships, research or teaching assistantships)  Health insurance  Eligibility Criteria A relevant undergraduate or graduate degree  Strong academic and research potential  Students must take a qualifying exam shortly after earning their M.S. or within 9 months of enrolling with an M.S.  How to Apply?  Applications are submitted via the ApplyWeb portal  Create an ApplyWeb account to start  Choose the “Civil and Environmental Engineering, Ph.D.” program  Submit required materials (transcripts, recommendations, statement of purpose, etc.)  Deadline ...