International trainees aiming to study in the United States can now apply for the Tulane University Master’s Scholarship 2026, a completely funded graduate chance for students thinking about marine science, ecology, fisheries science, and associated fields.
This funded Master’s position is being offered through the Sidlauskas Laboratory at Tulane University in cooperation with the Rieucau Laboratory at LUMCON, and will support a three-year research study on fish ecology in Lake Pontchartrain.
Scholarship Summary
- Host Country: United States
- University: Tulane University
- Study Level: Master’s
- Eligible Nations: Open to candidates from all countries
- Financing Type: Totally Moneyed
- Benefits: Complete tuition + $30,000 annual stipend
- IELTS: Not needed
- Deadline: March 27, 2026
About the Scholarship
The selected student will sign up with a research task focused on fish assemblages on synthetic reefs in Lake Pontchartrain. The research study will integrate conventional fish specimen collection with high-resolution imaging sonar studies to much better comprehend reef use and test affordable, non-lethal monitoring techniques.
This is an outstanding chance for trainees who want hands-on research experience and strategy to construct a profession in marine science, fisheries science, ecology, or ichthyology.
Who Can Apply?
Candidates must have:
- A Bachelor’s degree in Biology, Marine Science, Fisheries Science, or a related discipline
- Standard understanding of analytical techniques
- Familiarity with freshwater and marine fishes of Louisiana (preferred)
- Boating experience
- Experience