Colorado State funded Forest Sciences posts open till 18 Nov
Master’s and PhD research assistantships in Forest Sciences at Fort Collins cover tuition and fees, with a November 2026 deadline and a mid-2027 start.
Colorado State University is offering funded master’s and PhD research assistantships through its Forest Sciences Graduate Program.
Selected students get monthly stipends of $2,300–$2,500 plus tuition and fee coverage; the expected workload is 30–40 hours a week.
Dr Holly Nesbitt is recruiting for work on environmental governance, natural resource policy, conservation and related social science.
Applications close on 18 November 2026; successful candidates are expected to begin between 1 June and 23 August 2027.
Applicants need at least a bachelor’s degree and should confirm current admission and English-language rules with the university.