The University of Maine is requesting overseas applicants for fully financed graduate assistantships to pursue advanced studies in the United States. These assistantships give a complete financial package, including full tuition coverage, health insurance, and an annual stipend of $30,000 for the duration of the program. This post describes the scholarship specifics, eligibility conditions, advantages, and the application method for interested students. Dr. Joseph Zydlewski of the University of Maine, Orono, is seeking doctoral research assistants to join his team. One experiment focuses on examining the impacts of migration delays on upstream-moving adult Atlantic salmon in Maine. Under the co-supervision of Drs. Christina Murphy and Joe Zydlewski, another research will examine the thermal environments encountered by cold-water species like Atlantic salmon and brook trout.
Eligibility Criteria :
- Hold an M.S. degree in biology or a related subject, with strong mathematical abilities and interest in fisheries science.
- Demonstrate an excellent work ethic and motivation to conduct high-quality research.
- Be eager to join and contribute to a collaborative, supportive graduate student community.
- Preferably have a GPA of 3.2 or above.
- Show a willingness to learn and acquire new talents.
- Possess strong communication abilities, both written and verbal.
USA is the host nation.
Study in the United States of America
Category: Postgraduate Scholarships | Master’s Scholarships
All countries are eligible.
Reward: Full Scholarship | $30,000 Annual Stipend | Health Insurance
Benefits :
- $30,000 yearly stipend
- About $3,157 in health insurance coverage
- Tuition support estimated at $7,241
- Funding is renewed each year for up to 4.5 years
Deadline: December 31, 2025
