The University of Maine has opportunities to pursue graduate study in civil engineering, mechanical engineering and wood science and technology at its interdisciplinary AEWC Advanced Structures & Composites Center.

• Pursuing graduate studies at AEWC provides the unique opportunity to study with AEWC's world-leading faculty in their areas of expertise including wood science, structural mechanics, chemistry/adhesion science and/or composite materials.

• Students gain hands-on research experience in AEWC's 48,000 sq ft state-of-the-art ISO 17025 laboratory facilities.

• In addition to M.S. and Ph.D. programs, AEWC offers a 16 credit Graduate Certificate in Advanced Engineered Wood Composites.

• AEWC graduate students also receive training in industrial safety, supervision, equipment operation, and ISO 17025 quality management processes and procedures.

• AEWC offers graduate students a competitive stipend and benefits; tuition waiver; office space, computer and administrative infrastructure; the support of laboratory technicians and undergraduate research assistants; subsidized attendance at international conferences and meetings; listing as named inventor and/or author on patents or publications resulting from the student's research.

For more information about graduate study at AEWC or to apply go to:

UMaine Grad School