Quantitative Ecology Grad Fellow (MS/PhD) with Stipend

Posted 9 days ago

conservation opportunityDurham (NH)

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About the role

The Quantitative Marine Ecology Lab at the University of New Hampshire is seeking 1-2 motivated graduate students (MS or PhD) to begin in Fall 2026. Students will work with secondary datasets such as eBird and Bio Time to study optimal designs for long-term ecological monitoring programs. Salary includes a yearly stipend of $31,520, plus tuition and health insurance coverage. Applicants should have a strong background in data science or mathematical modeling and be prepared to expand skills in R

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