The Department of Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering at the University at Buffalo is offering a fully funded PhD position focused on multi-hazard risk assessment. The research will address the compounding risks of coastal flooding-related saltwater deterioration and seismic hazards, making it highly relevant for students interested in climate resilience, structural engineering, and environmental impacts on infrastructure.

This opportunity is ideal for candidates with a Master's degree in Civil Engineering, especially those with expertise in reinforced concrete, steel structures, earthquake engineering, corrosion, and proficiency in OpenSees and ArcGIS. The successful applicant will join a dynamic research team led by Associate Professors Pinar Okumus and Negar Elhami-Khorasani, working on cutting-edge projects that integrate civil, structural, and environmental engineering principles.

The position offers comprehensive funding, including a stipend, tuition coverage, and health insurance. The research environment at University at Buffalo provides access to state-of-the-art facilities and collaborative opportunities in multi-hazard risk assessment, coastal engineering, and seismic analysis.

Applicants should review the official application page and contact the faculty supervisors for specific position details. For admissions, visa, and program information, Rosemary Lombardo is the coordinator. This is an excellent opportunity for motivated students seeking to advance their expertise in civil and environmental engineering while contributing to impactful research on infrastructure resilience.