COASTAL HAZARDS @ VIRGINIA TECH

Announcements

Ph.D. Research

Applications for Ph.D. research in coastal hazards will be considered. Students applying to either Civil & Environmental Engineering [1] or Geosciences must have an undergraduate and/or masters degree in engineering, geosciences, the physical sciences, applied mathematics, or related field. To apply:
  1. Pre-application inquiry: Send PDF copies of your CV and transcripts (unofficial acceptable) to Jen Irish ([email protected]), Robert Weiss ([email protected]), or Tina Dura ([email protected]).
  2. Application: Select the appropriate button below to apply to either the Geosciences (Weiss or Dura advisor) program or the Civil & Environmental Engineering (Irish advisor) program. 
[1] Students without an undergraduate or masters degree in engineering who pursue a Ph.D. in Civil Engineering may need to complete additional coursework. Read more here.

Undergraduate Research

Undergraduates at Virginia Tech interested in coastal hazards research are welcome to contact Jen Irish ([email protected]) and/or Robert Weiss. Junior standing and familiarity with programming are preferred.

Center for Coastal Studies

Within the Center for Coastal Studies at Virginia Tech, our mission is to inspire societally relevant solutions to the complex challenges emerging in the coastal zone.  The Center promotes a vibrant future for the world’s coastal zones through enabling, facilitating, and rewarding transdisciplinary research, education, and engagement. ​At the heart of the Center for Coastal Studies is an interdisciplinary and growing network of more than 50 Virginia Tech faculty from nine of Virginia Tech’s Colleges. Click here to learn more.
​Credits: Background photo courtesy of Sadatsugu Tomizawa (Creative Commons license CC BY-NC-ND 2.0). Graph (center) modified from Humbyrd et al. 2009 (J. Waterw. Port C.-ASCE) .

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