土木工程硕士

The graduate program in the Department of Civil Engineering fosters research in infrastructure, resilience, and sustainability through the established sub-disciplines of Structures, Geotechnical Engineering, Geo-Environmental and Environmental Engineering, Water Resources, and Transportation. Cutting edge research is being carried out in our state-of-the-art facilities, which are located in the new Bergeron Centre for Engineering Excellence. The facilities include a 350m2 Structures Laboratory that houses a 6 m-high L-shaped reaction wall. In addition, our facilities include over 400m2 of dedicated laboratory space to conduct research in Transportation and Construction Materials, Geotechnical and Geo-Environmental Engineering, and Environmental Engineering. Our graduate students also have access to a Computational Modelling Lab.
Our state-of the-art facilities will allow you to conduct research on above-ground (bridges, buildings, etc.) and buried infrastructure (water distribution networks, commuter tunnels, etc.); on the performance of civil infrastructure during extreme loading events, including the influence of climate change; on the development of novel materials and construction technologies that improve the resilience of civil infrastructure; on innovative site remediation technologies; on development of technologies for construction using recycled and renewable materials; on construction over marginal-quality land (closed municipal landfills) and degrading permafrost; on smart wastewater technologies; and on advanced transportation research