Biology M.S. Graduate Assistantship, Missouri

Agency
University of Central Missouri
Location
Warrensburg, MO
Job Category
Graduate Assistantships
Salary
$9,000/yr and tuition waiver/scholarship; other grants available
Start Date
08/07/2023
Last Date to Apply
02/15/2023
Website
https://www.ucmo.edu/academics/programs/masters-degrees/biology-ms/index.php
Description
*** You must find a faculty member with similar research interests to agree to serve as your advisor. International students should have a Visa or have enough time to obtain a Visa to be able to study and work in the United States. *** The Biology Master’s Program at the University of Central Missouri is recruiting graduate students to start during the Fall 2023 semester. Financial support, in the form of stipend and tuition waiver/scholarship are expected for two teaching assistantship positions. Support through faculty secured research grants is also available in some cases. Areas of faculty expertise include: Botany Cell Biology Comparative Physiology Conservation Developmental Biology Entomology Evolutionary Biology General Ecology Genetics Genomics Ichthyology Mammalogy Microbiology Molecular Biology Ornithology Parasitology Reproductive Physiology Stress Physiology Biology MS students will have full access to equipment and facilities operated by the Department of Biological and Clinical Sciences. These resources include recently updated laboratories dedicated to research in molecular biology and wildlife biology, an R-Class animal care facility, greenhouse, department vehicles/boat, multiple curated collections, and numerous pieces of specialized equipment that are required to produce publishable results in today’s scientific literature. Graduate students have the opportunity to conduct laboratory experiments, field research, or a combination. UCM Faculty members maintain professional and academic collaborations in their field of study, and this creates a network utilized to facilitate student transition from graduate school to their next career position. Those interested in applying to the graduate program should first contact faculty members that have shared research interests. A list of our faculty and their research areas can be found on the UCM website: https://www.ucmo.edu/college-of-health-science-and-technology/school-of-natural-sciences/biology/faculty/
Qualifications
Qualifications include a minimum of 30 semester hours in biology, 8 hours of chemistry, and a statistics course with at least a 2.75 GPA overall. Minimum qualifications to be considered for admission can be found on the UCM website: https://catalog.ucmo.edu/preview_program.php?catoid=18&poid=5980
Contact Person
Contact specific faculty members with shared research interests; Contact Dr. Daniel Marschalek
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