Alabama lab funds master’s and PhD water-ecology seats
Three research posts at an Alabama campus cover living stipends and course fees for work on freshwater systems and toxic algae, with a mid-2027 cut-off.
Three research posts at Auburn University in Alabama support master’s and doctoral study of freshwater ecology and toxic algae.
Yearly pay is $35,000 for doctoral candidates and $30,000 for master’s candidates, with course fees waived.
Strong doctoral applicants may compete separately for presidential awards of at least $50,000 a year.
Materials needed include a CV, transcripts and three referees; the cut-off is 14 July 2027.
English-score and GPA floors appear in a secondary summary, not the lab’s own advert—check graduate admissions rules.