Master’s and doctoral students who want to study in the United States can apply for the Auburn University Scholarship, which is a fully financed graduate assistantship. It offers a living allowance of up to \$26,500 annually and pays full tuition. Graduate students are being sought by Auburn University’s Simonis Lab to study bat health and seasonal pathogen dynamics at various field locations in Alabama. Students will create projects that are in line with the objectives of the lab, such as research on bat illnesses, environmental stressor immunity, and conservation in the Southeast United States. Fieldwork, laboratory analysis, and quantitative techniques will all be used in the research. Strong Master’s applications are acceptable, but PhD students are preferred. Practical experience in ecological and disease-related research is provided via this chance. We invite those who are interested to apply.
Eligibility Criteria :
- possess a bachelor’s degree in biology or a wildlife-related discipline.
- Exhibit a high level of drive and professionalism.
- Display excellent interpersonal skills and the capacity for productive teamwork.
- Able to operate autonomously with little oversight
- Capacity to create and outline unique research questions
- Fulfill the prerequisites for admission to:
- Admissions to Auburn University Graduate School (AU Graduate School)
- Graduate Programs at the AU College of Forestry, Wildlife, and Environment
- Have a current driver’s license or be able to get one
Host Country:USA
Eligible Countries: All Countries
Reward: Full Scholarship | $26,500 Stipend/Year
No IELTS Required
Benefits :
- Included is full tuition coverage.
- PhD students receive an annual stipend of $26,500 plus benefits.
- MS students receive an annual stipend of $23,500 including benefits.
Deadline: July 31, 2025
