Opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students to participate in and lead research projects in CEE are numerous and diverse, with major research programs in disaster resilience, environment and resources, infrastructure systems, project management, and transportation and mobility.
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Throughout their studies, undergraduate students have an opportunity to participate in research projects led by CEE professors. Contact Al Santos, director of undergraduate student services, for more information.
First-year, sophomore, or junior-level students are also encouraged to explore formal, hands-on programs offered by the Clark School.
Clark School OpportunitiesThe most common forms of support for graduate students interested in expanding research opportunities are fellowships and research assistantships.
CEE offers several merit-based fellowships for current graduate students, made possible by generous donors. Additional opportunities are available through the Graduate School and organizations outside the University of Maryland. Contact your advisor for assistance preparing a competitive application for fellowship programs outside CEE.
Students supported on Graduate Research Assistantships (GRA) participate in research projects funded by grants under the supervision of a faculty member. The project material is typically related to the student's thesis or dissertation. GRAs are awarded by individual faculty members. To inquire about opportunities, contact the faculty coordinator in your area of interest.
Dr. Allison Reilly
areilly2@umd.edu
301-405-1174 Glenn L. Martin Hall
Dr. Guangbin Li
gli2019@um.edu
301-405-12621161 Glenn L. Martin Hall
Dr. Gregory Baecher
gbaecher@umd.edu
301-405-1972
1157 Glenn L. Martin Hall
Dr. Jongwan Eun
jeun1@umd.edu
301-405-1148
1159 Glenn L. Martin Hall
Dr. Xianfeng (Terry) Yang
xtyang@umd.edu
301-405-2881
3124 Kim Engineering Building