Engineering Best Corrosion engineering Phd programs

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The discussion focuses on identifying the best PhD programs in corrosion engineering, emphasizing that the choice may depend on specific materials and environmental systems of interest. It highlights the availability of numerous university programs globally, particularly in the US and Canada. A resource link to NACE's academic programs is shared for further exploration. Additionally, there is a query regarding the nuclear materials PhD program at MIT, indicating interest in its reputation and offerings in the field.
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Like the title of this thread suggests, I am wondering which Phd programs are the best in terms of corrosion engineering.
 
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Thanks Astronuc! Hey, I was wondering, what is your impression of the nuclear materials phD program at MIT?
 

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