PhD and MSc Positions in Chemical Engineering, Environmental Catalysis, and Nanotechnology at University of California Riverside

The University of California Riverside is now accepting applications for its Fall 2026 PhD and MS programs in Chemical and Environmental Engineering. Professor George Karavalakis is recruiting highly motivated candidates with strong academic backgrounds and a commitment to research excellence. The program welcomes applicants interested in a wide range of research areas, including Air Quality Engineering, Biotechnology and Biomolecular Engineering, Environmental Catalysis, Water Quality Systems Engineering, Combustion, Computation and Molecular Engineering, Energy Conversion and Storage, Advanced Materials, and Nanotechnology. UC Riverside offers a vibrant research environment with opportunities to work on cutting-edge projects in chemical engineering, environmental science, and materials science. The graduate division provides access to state-of-the-art facilities and interdisciplinary collaborations. Applicants should carefully review the research interests and ensure their background aligns with the listed fields. While funding details are not specified in the announcement, prospective students are encouraged to check the university website for information on scholarships, assistantships, and financial support. Eligibility typically requires a relevant undergraduate degree for MSc applicants and a master's or equivalent for PhD candidates. The application deadline for the Fall 2026 cohort is December 28, 2025. Interested candidates should apply online via the UC Riverside Graduate Application portal and follow any additional instructions provided on the university website. For more information about Professor George Karavalakis and his research group, visit his academic profile. This opportunity is ideal for students passionate about advancing research in chemical engineering, environmental catalysis, and nanotechnology.