Master’s Opportunities in Physics in New Zealand

The University of California, Berkeley offers graduate study in chemical and biomolecular engineering , with a strong emphasis on original research in frontier areas of applied science. The program brings graduate students and faculty together as partners in scholarship, learning, and intellectual discovery. The PhD program develops advanced knowledge and talent for original, productive, and creative work in chemical and biomolecular engineering. Students build breadth through advanced coursewor...

Kumamoto University is recruiting three fixed-term Project Assistant Professors or Special Project Faculty Members for its Department of Physical Sciences in the Graduate School of Advanced Science and Technology. The appointments support the university’s new Space Information Science Course , which integrates space science with data science, artificial intelligence and advanced computational science. Successful candidates will conduct cutting-edge research in space information science and relat...

This appointment is hosted by the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center’s Coastal & Hydraulics Laboratory (CHL), a multidisciplinary research environment focused on ocean, estuarine, riverine, and watershed systems in support of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the U.S. Department of Defense. The project centers on optimizing the Corps Shoaling Analysis Tool (CSAT), a geospatial application that uses a large archive of hydrographic surveys to quantify sediment accumulation acros...

Master’s internship in synthetic cell research at AMOLF’s Physics of Cellular Interactions (Ganzinger) group in Amsterdam. The project is part of EVOLF, a large Dutch research consortium working toward building a fully functional synthetic cell from the bottom up. The research focuses on the PURE system—Protein Synthesis Using Recombinant Elements—a well-defined cell-free transcription-translation platform used in synthetic biology. You will investigate how efficiently PURE components can be enc...

The Australian Government Research Training Program (RTP) provides fully funded research scholarship opportunities for eligible Master’s and PhD candidates at participating Australian universities. Research projects are defined by the host universities and may span science, technology, health, engineering, agriculture, business and the humanities. This broad programme supports students undertaking advanced research within university departments, laboratories, research groups and other academic e...

Max Planck School Matter to Life is inviting applications to its integrated Master’s/PhD program in Germany, an interdisciplinary training pathway focused on understanding and shaping the transition from matter to living systems. The program brings together research perspectives from biology, chemistry, and physics . Students join an interdisciplinary research environment and develop expertise across the scientific disciplines relevant to Matter to Life research, preparing for advanced doctoral ...

The LEGASYS Lab at Utah State University is recruiting motivated MS and PhD students for a UtahView-funded graduate research project on historical land-use and landscape changes across Utah. The project brings together remote sensing, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), and geospatial artificial intelligence (GeoAI) . Students will work with historical aerial photography and satellite imagery, applying geospatial programming and spatial analysis to investigate how landscapes have changed over ...

The SofinaBoël Fund for Education and Talent offers scholarships for students who want to spend 6 to 12 months at a top university abroad for further study or research. The opportunity is open across disciplines and is designed for students with an existing connection to a Belgian university. For doctoral applicants on the FWO/FNRS track, the scholarship supports a stay at a host university anywhere in the world outside the United States. The funding is managed through the King Baudouin Foundati...

The Fondation LEAR – Lear Foundation Grants support young graduates working on a biophysical project. The award is a one-off travel grant administered by the ULiège Foundation and can be used for up to one year of further study, research, or an internship. Successful applicants may carry out their work at a foreign institution or at the University of Liège itself. The scholarship is intended to help fund project-based activity within a specialised Master’s programme or a PhD, with the project fo...