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Forest entomology Masters degree

Forest entomology Masters degree

The Forest Entomology lab at UF SFRC is offering a fully-paid Masters degree focused on interesting and important forest insects.

The Black Turpentine Beetle is knocking down pines across the South East. Please help us carry out a test of tree chemicals that the beetle is attracted to!

It will be a mix of field work, lab work and analytical writing.

Start: as soon as possible, Fall 2020 at the latest
Fully paid salary of $24,000/year plus health insurance.
Tuition is covered.

If interested, please contact Jiri Hulcr at hulcr@ufl.edu as soon as possible, ideally before March 15. Please email:
1) your CV
2) a couple of sentences about your research interest,
3) description of hobbies and other creative activities, and
4) contact information of your recent supervisors.

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