PhD in Concrete Biological Corrosion and Wastewater Infrastructure University of Technology Sydney in Australia

PhD opportunity at the University of Technology Sydney in concrete biological corrosion, hosted in the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering. The project focuses on understanding and mitigating biological corrosion in concrete infrastructure, especially in wastewater environments.

This research sits at the intersection of civil engineering, materials science, and microbiology, with work spanning laboratory and industrial settings. It is a strong fit for candidates interested in cement and concrete materials, corrosion processes, and infrastructure durability.

Eligibility highlights: Bachelor with Honours or a Master’s degree with a research component in Chemical Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Civil Engineering, or a related field; average mark above 80%; background in cement/concrete materials; knowledge of biological or microbiological processes; familiarity with wastewater systems and infrastructure; motivation for research; ability to commence in 2026 and meet UTS enrollment requirements.

How to apply: Contact Xuan Li via LinkedIn with your name, universities attended, degrees completed, and GPA/average mark. CVs will be requested from shortlisted applicants.