[ES_JOBS_NET] Funded MS/PhD Watershed Science at San Diego State University

[Hilary McMillan]

*Study Watershed Science at San Diego State University, CaliforniaFunded
positions available for MS and PhD programs, to start Fall 2021*

Join our exciting Watershed Science research group in the Department of
Geography and be part of the “Blue Gold” Area of Excellence in water
research. We are seeking skilled and enthusiastic graduates in research
areas of watershed analysis and modelling, water scarcity, water quality
and human impacts on water.

Our PhD is offered as a Joint Doctoral Program with the University of
California at Santa Barbara. Students will spend one year of the program in
residence at UCSB.

Our MS in Watershed Science is a multi-disciplinary program that studies
how water, ecosystems, landforms and soils, climate, and human activities
interact.

Financial support is available through a Graduate or Teaching Associate
package, providing salary and full benefits. International fee waivers are
available for excellent students.

See geography.sdsu.edu for details.
Please contact one of our faculty members to discuss your future program:
Hilary McMillan, Assoc. Prof. of Water Resources, mcmillanhydrology.org
Trent Biggs, Prof. of Geography, biggslab.sdsu.edu

Closing Date December 15.
SDSU welcomes applicants from underrepresented communities


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Dr. Hilary McMillan
Associate Professor of Water Resources
San Diego State University
Phone +1 619 594 2401
http://www.mcmillanhydrology.org/
<https://sites.google.com/site/mcmillanhydrology>
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