International students wishing to study in the United States can apply for a fully financed graduate scholarship at Oregon State University. A $28,800 yearly stipend, full tuition waiver, research costs, and health insurance coverage are all included in the award.
To create spatially explicit decision models for protecting endangered species on Department of Defense (DoD) property, the initiative is looking for an exceptional PhD applicant. The fellow will work with an interdisciplinary team that integrates cost-effectiveness optimization, population dynamics, multi-criteria decision analysis, and species distribution modeling.
In order to translate quantitative models into practical conservation policies that strike a compromise between military training, land use, and species protection, the scholar will collaborate closely with DoD scientists, biologists from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and installation management.
Eligibility Criteria :
- possess a bachelor’s degree in a pertinent discipline, such as geography, anthropology, psychology, sociology, or environmental studies.
- Growth mindset: inquisitive, receptive to criticism, and driven by obstacles
- Outstanding communication abilities: able to professionally interact with a variety of audiences and articulate needs clearly
- Collaborative and focused on the team
- Extremely well-organized and meticulous
- Proven ability to write academically
USA is the host nation.
USA is the study destination.
Scholarships for Postgraduate and Master’s Programs
All countries are eligible to apply.
Benefits include research costs, health insurance, a $28,800 yearly stipend, and full scholarship.
IELTS Requirement: Not necessary
Benefits :
- Graduate Research Assistantship (GRA) for two years, including tuition, perks, a monthly salary of about $2,400, and research costs
- The NOAA Socio-Economic Impacts of Harmful Algal Blooms program supplied funding.
Deadline: April 7, 2026
