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Funded MSc Studentship in Geochemistry of Mining-Impacted Coastal Environments University of Saskatchewan in Canada
Degree Level
Master's
Field of study
Geology
Funding
Funded MSc studentship.
Deadline
May 1, 2027
Country
Canada
University
University of Saskatchewan
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Funded MSc studentship in Geochemistry of Mining-Impacted Coastal Environments at the University of Saskatchewan, Canada.
This opportunity is in Dr. Man-Yin Tsang's Group in the Department of Geological Sciences and focuses on geochemistry, geological sciences, and environmental science related to mining-impacted coastal environments. The project appears well suited to students interested in analytical geochemistry, field/lab-based environmental research, and Earth-science applications to contaminated or altered coastal systems.
Eligibility highlights: applicants should have a bachelor's degree in geoscience or chemistry, a GPA of at least 80%, wet-chemistry lab skills (including work with concentrated acids), and proficient English.
Funding: the post explicitly says this is a funded MSc studentship.
Application timing: applications are reviewed on a rolling basis until the position is filled; the intended start is May 2027.
How to apply: visit the Geological Sciences graduate program page and the supervisor profile linked in the post, then follow the program application instructions. Because review is rolling, it is best to apply as early as possible.
Funding details
Funded MSc studentship.
What's required
Bachelor's degree in geoscience or chemistry; GPA of at least 80%; wet-chemistry laboratory skills, including handling concentrated acids; proficient English.
How to apply
Review the Geological Sciences graduate program page and the supervisor profile, then apply for the MSc position through the provided program link. The post says applications are reviewed on a rolling basis until the position is filled, with a May 2027 start.
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