Fully Funded Master's Opportunities in Building Engineering, Sustainable and Resilient Buildings Concordia University in Canada

Caroline Hachem-Vermette at Concordia University is advertising multiple fully funded Master's opportunities in Building Engineering through the Resilient Habitat Lab (RHLab) in the Department of Building, Civil and Environmental Engineering.

The lab focuses on research aimed at developing sustainable, resilient, and low-carbon buildings and communities. Current and related research areas include building retrofits and decarbonization, prefabrication and modular construction, cold-climate building design and construction, and renewable energy integration and smart buildings.

Applicants with backgrounds in building engineering, civil engineering, mechanical engineering, environmental engineering/science, architectural engineering, or related disciplines are encouraged to reach out. The opportunity is described as a fully funded Master's degree in a collaborative and interdisciplinary research environment.

To apply or express interest, candidates should send a direct message on LinkedIn or email their CV and a brief description of their research interests to [email protected]. No deadline is stated in the post.