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Graduate Education Program
The Composite Technologies Research group offers a interdisciplinary research environment. The goal of research is to improve the structural integrity and fatigue response of composite materials through utilizing different lay-ups, fibers, and matrices. Students and faculty from various disciplines work together in teams to research manufacturing techniques, fracture mechanics, alternative matrixes, buckling, complex geometry's, fatigue, and design of composite materials using Finite Element Analysis. Each student pursues a degree in a discipline offered through one of the academic departments at MSU-Bozeman, but conducts research and participates in the following activities at the Composite Technologies Research Group.
Required Coursework for a Doctorate
Visit the College of Graduate Studies, College of Engineering or click here for a link to the PhD website.
Required Coursework for a Masters
Visit the College of Graduate Studies or the College of Engineering website for more information.
Interdisciplinary Research Teams
Graduate students from the following home departments participate in the Composites
Research Technologies Group: Chemical and Biological Engineering, Civil Engineering, and Mechanical and
Industrial Engineering.
For information about graduate admission to Montana State University - Bozeman, see
College
of Graduate Studies.
For more information regarding graduate study with us,
contact the College of Graduate Studies or the College of
Engineering.
Undergraduate Education Program
Undergraduate students can obtain undergraduate research positions with our group. The students work for a hourly wage and assist graduate students in research. Students may also work for 470/480 credits for specific, individual student research projects.
updated March 15, 2008
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