Employment and Graduate Student Opportunities

We are regularly seeking top students in quantitative fisheries, who seek training leading to M.S. and Ph.D. degrees.  Prospective students will find us working closely with fishery management agencies to apply our research findings to current and emerging management issues.  Research approaches range from applications of simulation modeling and evaluation of statistical methodologies to hypothesis-driven field oriented studies

If you are interested in graduate studies with the QFC please contact Mike Jones (jonesm30@msu.edu) or Jim Bence (bence@msu.edu) prior to formal application.  Check out our web sites (Jones, Bence) to learn more about our specific interests and research areas. We suggest you provide us the following information (as electronic attachments): a letter of interest, CV or resume, GRE scores, GPA, a summary of relevant cousework and the names and contacts for three or more references.

NEW:  Multiple Ph.D.Research Assistantships in Quantitative Fisheries Science

Doctoral Assistantship in Quantitative Fisheries