Minnesota Conservation Sciences master's: $30,000 a year
University of Minnesota scholarships for international students now include a Conservation Sciences master's research role paying from $30,000 a year, with applications due by 30 November 2026.
The University of Minnesota–Twin Cities is offering a funded Conservation Sciences master's research role with an annual salary starting at $30,000.
The project partners with White Earth Natural Resources and focuses on participatory GIS around hunting, fishing, and trapping.
Applicants need a relevant bachelor's degree, basic GIS knowledge, and strong communication skills; prior professional experience is not required.
Applications close on 30 November 2026 through the university's Graduate School Application System.
Tuition waiver and health insurance are not confirmed in this research advertisement; candidates should verify the full funding package.