MS or PhD. Assistantship available at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln
This assistantship is available for Fall 2020 semester. Selected student will complete anMS or a PhD. in Natural
Resources Sciences degree with an Applied Climate Science specialty (e.g., Climate Assessment and Impacts or
Bio-Atmospheric Interactions).
Salary
$24,000 per yearfor MS Students with health insurance and tuition waiver (student is responsible for fees)
$26,000 per yearfor PhD. students with health insurance and tuition waiver (student is responsible for fees)
Start Date
August 1, 2020 (classes begin on August 24, 2020)
Description
Exact topic of research will be developed after consultation with the advisor. However, it is expected that
research may focus on land-atmosphere interactions and climatological (and other related) data analysis. Any
modeling (e.g., WRF) experience would be a plus.
Qualifications
B. S. or M.S. in meteorology, geography, climate science, engineering, natural resources, or closely related field.
Previous programming background is not required, however, past experience would be a plus for the student.
To Apply
Applicants must create a single document (e.g., a Word or pdf document) and the name of the file must contain
the applicant’s first and last name. Application document must include:
1. A cover letter that articulates their interest pursuing an advanced degree
2. Curriculum Vitae or Resume
3. Unofficial transcripts
4. Unofficial general GRE scores
5. List of three references and their email addresses
Send file to Dr. Rezaul Mahmood, rmahmood2@unl.edu. Applications will be screened as they are received.
Formal application to UNL, including official transcripts, GRE, and recommendations, is required subsequent to
selection of the successful candidate.
For information about the School of Natural Resources, visit: https://snr.unl.edu. Contact Dr. Rezaul Mahmood
(rmahmood2@unl.edu) with general questions about the assistantship.
The University of Nebraska is committed to a pluralistic campus community through affirmative action, equal opportunity, work-life balance,
and dual careers. See https://www.unl.edu/equity/notice-nondiscrimination