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Peatland Conservation and Restoration Research Project

Awarded by University of Galway

Scholarship Details

Eligible Degrees

PhD

Funding Type

Partial Funding · To be declared by the university

Eligible Courses

Geography

Eligible Nationalities

Open to all nationalities

Can Be Taken At

University of Galway

Provider

University of Galway

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Overview

Peatland Conservation and Restoration Research Project offered by the National University of Ireland Galway for students planning to pursue their Ph.D. in best practice conservation strategies for peatland restoration within the discipline of Geography at the university. 

 

Eligibility:

  • Applicant must have a Masters degree (with a first-class or 2:1 grade) in a relevant discipline: environmental science, conservation, botany, earth or physical sciences, or similar degree
  • Must have GIS experience and data management skills with the ability to perform spatial analysis.
  • Ability and experience identifying and mapping peatland (or similar) habitats and experience with field monitoring and data collection.
  • Must have Full-Irish or EU driver’s license.
  • Experience with greenhouse gas sampling and analysis.
  • Computer literacy in data management, data manipulation, and statistical analysis (knowledge of the R programming language preferred).
  • Understanding of EU directives and policies and national legislation regarding natural areas.

 

To apply for Peatland Conservation and Restoration Research Project complete the application process before the deadline: 2nd October 2019.

 

 

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  • The deadline of Peatland Conservation and Restoration Research Project is Expired.
  • Peatland Conservation and Restoration Research Project is offered to PhD degree.
  • Peatland Conservation and Restoration Research Project is offered for Geography.
  • Peatland Conservation and Restoration Research Project is open for: Open to all nationalities.
  • Peatland Conservation and Restoration Research Project is offered by University of Galway.
  • Peatland Conservation and Restoration Research Project covers Partial Funding, To be declared by the university.