Sustainable Oceans - From Policy to Science to Decisions. A National Science Foundation Research Traineeship (NRT)

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Academic Level:
Graduate Students (Masters)
Graduate Students (PhD)

Description:
Our Sustainable Oceans NRT will train the next generation of PhD marine scientists under a new paradigm that puts the policy focus on the front-end of the research and training enterprise as a means of building more effective links between the science and decisions on sustainable use of living marine resources. The basis of the new interdisciplinary paradigm is combining traditional graduate training in core disciplines and interdisciplinary courses on marine science and policy with immersion into the policy process and politics surrounding ecosystem-based fishery management.

Starting in 2018, over 5 years, we anticipate training 60 PhD students, including 30 funded trainees, from the fields of ecology, conservation biology, economics, environmental policy, geology, physiology, biogeochemistry, and oceanography.

* Note that the all NSF-NRT funded programs require students to follow the standard application processes of the institutions hosting the programs, and to be accepted prior to their consideration for an NRT fellowship. Please check the program's application requirements and available fee waivers, and inquire about costs you could incur as an applicant.


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