The University of Central Florida (UCF), USA, offers fully financed Graduate Research Assistantship opportunities. These programs offer a $23,000 annual stipend, full tuition exemptions, and the potential for an extra $7,000 in summer assistance. For those who are interested, this post describes the scholarship’s specifics, requirements for qualifying, advantages, and application procedure. Dr. Nicole Zampieri of UCF is looking for driven PhD candidates to work in the Department of Biology’s Dendroecology and Disturbance Lab. The chosen applicants will carry out studies in conservation biology, dendroecology, and biogeography. Additionally, students may focus on projects related to conservation, resource management, policy development, and the integration of Indigenous knowledge with applied ecological research, as well as trends in biodiversity and changes in Florida’s plant communities.
Eligibility Criteria :
- possess a degree in a relevant subject of study.
- Show a keen interest in the dynamics and ecology of disturbance-driven ecosystems, particularly savannas, with a focus on ecosystem resilience and the ecology of fire and/or hurricanes.
- Demonstrate an interest in quantitative wood anatomy, such as researching the development of resin ducts and anatomical fire adaptations, as well as in employing remote sensing instruments, like aerial or terrestrial lidar, to examine the structure and function of ecosystems.
The United States of America is the host nation.
Study in the United States of America
Category: PhD Scholarships | Postgraduate Scholarships
All nationalities are welcome to apply.
Benefits: Fully Funded | $30,000 Annual Stipend | Health Insurance
IELTS is not necessary for the English test.
Benefits :
- Complete tuition waivers are offered.
- $23,000 yearly stipend, plus an extra $7,000 for summer expenses
- All graduate students who are accepted are entitled to free health insurance.
Deadline: December 1, 2025
