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Lincoln University

Bathurst Resources Ltd PhD Scholarship

PhD Scholarship in Kōura Movement Ecology and Passage Requirements Lincoln University in New Zealand

Degree Level

PhD

Field of study

Environmental Science

Funding

Funded PhD scholarship with a stipend of NZ$35,000 per annum. Full tuition fees are covered for 3 years. Research costs, including conference attendance and travel, are also supported. Funded by Bathurst Resources Ltd with in-kind support from Lincoln University and Earth Sciences New Zealand.

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About this position

PhD scholarship opportunity in Kōura movement ecology and passage requirements at Lincoln University in collaboration with Earth Sciences New Zealand and Bathurst Resources Ltd.

This project focuses on freshwater crayfish (kōura), endemic to Aotearoa New Zealand, and investigates how river fragmentation, culverts, substrate, and water velocity affect movement and passage. The work combines field-based biotelemetry with laboratory swim tunnel experiments and flume experiments to inform culvert design, instream structures, sustainable road-network development, and New Zealand fish passage regulations.

Funding includes a NZ$35,000 annual stipend, full tuition fees for 3 years, and support for research costs, conference attendance, and travel.

Eligibility highlights: applicants should have a strong Honours or Master’s degree in ecology, freshwater science, environmental science, or a related field; experience or interest in fieldwork, biotelemetry, and/or lab-based experimental research; and strong quantitative and analytical skills. A valid driver’s licence is an advantage.

To apply, send a CV, contact details for two academic references, and a cover letter describing your research interests and suitability to [email protected]. Applications are reviewed until a suitable candidate is identified, and the project start date is ASAP.

Funding details

Funded PhD scholarship with a stipend of NZ$35,000 per annum. Full tuition fees are covered for 3 years. Research costs, including conference attendance and travel, are also supported. Funded by Bathurst Resources Ltd with in-kind support from Lincoln University and Earth Sciences New Zealand.

What's required

Strong Honours or Master’s degree in ecology, freshwater science, environmental science, or a related field. Interest or experience in fieldwork, biotelemetry, and/or experimental laboratory research is preferred. Strong quantitative and analytical skills are required, and a valid driver’s licence is an advantage.

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