Texas A&m University Scholarship - Assistantship Program

Texas A&M University-Kingsville's Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute is offering multiple funded graduate assistantship positions (Ph.D. and M.S.) focusing on wildlife ecology and conservation research in Texas. These projects involve species such as Cackling Geese, Northern Bobwhite, White-winged Doves, Bobcats, Coyotes, and Ocelots, with studies ranging from habitat ecology to genomics.  Who Can Apply?  Highly motivated students with a background in wildlife ecology, biology, conservation, or related fields.  Applicants seeking Ph.D. or M.S. degrees in relevant research disciplines.  Candidates who meet the university’s graduate admission requirements.  Some projects may prefer or require fieldwork experience, GIS skills, or statistical competencies.  What is Covered?  Funded assistantship including:  Tuition support  Stipend/salary  Access to research facilities and lab resources  Involvement in collaborative research and field-based data collection.  Professional development and opportunities to publish/present findings.  Available Positions and Projects  Ph.D. Assistantships  Non-breeding Ecology of Cackling Geese  Effects of Invasive Guineagrass on Northern Bobwhite Breeding  Urbaniza...