International students can apply for a number of fully supported graduate programs at the University of Delaware in the United States. Complete tuition reimbursement, a $36,000 yearly living stipend, medical assistance, and conference travel funds are all provided by the University of Delaware Graduate Scholarship. A master’s position in the Fish Macroecology Research Group, beginning in the fall of 2026, is now accepting applications. The team looks into how the ecology of fish species with economic value is affected by climate change in an effort to inform wise management and policy choices. The chosen student will use sophisticated statistical tools to examine changes in fish development, population dynamics, and distribution by analyzing data from fisheries surveys and oceanographic models. NOAA Fisheries experts and University of Delaware faculty will work together to establish research projects.
Eligibility Criteria :
- A bachelor’s degree in biology, ecology, fisheries science, marine science, or a similar discipline
- Proven enthusiasm for statistics, data science, and quantitative ecology
- Self-driven, organized, and able to work both independently and collaboratively
Preferred Requirements:
- Previous background in statistics, data science, or quantitative ecology
- Knowledge of R programming
- Experience conducting research in the natural sciences
- Proficiency in scientific writing and reporting
The United States (USA) is the host nation.
Study Abroad: Go to the United States
Category: Master’s Scholarships, PhD Scholarships, Postgraduate Scholarships
Eligible Countries: All countries are welcome to apply.
Benefits of the scholarship include full funding, a $36,000 annual stipend, health insurance, and assistance with conference travel.
Proficiency in English: IELTS is not necessary
Benefits :
- Waiver of full tuition
- Stipend every month: around $3,000 (before taxes)
- The University of Delaware’s healthcare system offers comprehensive health insurance.
- Funding for conferences to attend a minimum of one scholarly gathering annually
Deadline: June 30, 2026
