•Bachelor's degree in Wildlife Ecology, Biology, Natural Resources, Environmental Science, or a related field

•Strong academic record with a minimum GPA requirement (typically 3.0 or higher)

•Demonstrated interest and field experience in wildlife research, quantitative data analysis, or natural resource management

•Strong written and verbal communication skills

•Valid driver's license and ability to work in challenging outdoor environments

This Graduate Research Assistantship position is advertised via the Texas A&M Department of Rangeland, Wildlife, and Fisheries Management Job Board. The selected candidate will conduct graduate research leading to a Master of Science (M.S.) or Ph.D. degree in natural resource management, wildlife ecology, or fisheries science. Duties include field data collection, laboratory analysis, statistical modeling, writing research publications, presenting findings at scientific conferences, and assisting with undergraduate instruction or departmental projects.

•Full tuition waiver/coverage

•Monthly competitive living stipend

•Comprehensive health insurance coverage

•Coverage of research-related field expenses and equipment

•Travel support to attend regional and national scientific conferences