Environmental & Life Sciences Graduate Program Website at Trent University in Peterborough. 

We have new Graduate Positions available as follows:

Graduate Opportunity - PhD/MSc in Molecular Ecology I have openings for highly motivated students who are interested in either the population genetics of invasive plant species, or the conservation genetics of Ontario endemic plants.  Students should have a general interest in molecular ecology, and a willingness to conduct both field and laboratory work. 

Interested applicants should submit a cover  letter that includes a brief summary of your research experience/interests/goals,  CV, unofficial transcripts, and names of 2 academic references to Dr. Joanna Freeland, joannafreeland@trentu.ca .  Letters of enquiry also welcome.

Please visit our website to view the full ad.  http://www.trentu.ca/els/opportunities.php 

Master of Marine Management (MMM) degree

Marine Affairs Program, Dalhousie University

CALL FOR APPLICATIONS:

The Master of Marine Management (MMM) degree is a professional, non-thesis and interdisciplinary graduate program designed for students who want to address solutions for marine management problems with interdisciplinary synthesis and integration through teamwork in research and planning. The duration of the program is sixteen months (four continuous terms) for full-time students. A part-time option is also available. The full-time student body, approximately 20 per annum, comprises a remarkable diversity of professionals and recent graduates from many backgrounds and disciplines. Faculty members associated with the Marine Affairs Program offer world class expertise from fifteen departments across two university campuses, several federal government agencies, non-governmental organizations, and private sector companies, all focused on the ocean, coastal, and maritime sectors.  Among our many strengths is the international nature of both our student body and faculty expertise.  The Marine Affairs Program is based at Dalhousie University, the premier university in Atlantic Canada as well as Canada’s “Ocean University” and the home of many internationally renowned researchers and award-winning scholars.

Please visit our website for more information on our course offerings and the Marine Affairs Program. Applications are due 31 January 2013:  http://marineaffairsprogram.dal.ca/

For background on Dalhousie, see the following link for a virtual tour of the campus and academic life: http://www.dal.ca/virtualtour/

And for more on the Dalhousie experience and living in Halifax, see the following informational video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JZVBz3wVZ_w

Please direct enquiries to our Administrator, Becky Field at: marine.affairs@dal.ca  or:  +1 902 494 3555

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Becky Field
Administrator
Marine Affairs Program
Dalhousie University

www.marineaffairsprogram.dal.ca
marine.affairs@dal.ca

Marine Affairs Program, Dalhousie University

Kenneth C. Rowe Management Building, Suite 5063

6100 University Avenue

PO BOX 15000                
Halifax, NS  B3H 4R2
Canada

phone 902-494-3555
FAX 902-494-1001
marine.affairs@dal.ca
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Two Doctoral Positions

Dalhousie University

Knowledge systems relating to fisheries governance

Details

Two Masters Positions

Knowledge systems relating to fisheries governance

Information about TA positions available in the School of Environmental Studies Fall 2012 and Winter 2013 will include:

• Detailed information about the number and suggested hours of positions available in each course, instructors and term offered. 

• Content of the ENSC undergraduate courses is available on  the course home pages. http://www.queensu.ca/ensc/undergraduate/courses.html

• Details of the Seminar Series TA positon

These positions will be filled according to the collective agreement reached between Queen's University and PSAC Local 901.  Applicants are to send an email message indicating their top three choices for TA duties to Karen Topping at

karen.topping@queensu.ca.