Get paid while earning a Masters degree in Oceanography

Are you interested in graduate school, but aren’t ready to commit to a Ph.D. program?

Did you know that the USF College of Marine Sciences will pay you to earn your M.S. in a variety of oceanographic specialties? Most oceanography schools will make you pay to get an M.S.
The College of Marine Science at USF pays you to get a MS degree in Oceanography.

The Rafter lab is currently looking for a student to lead one of these (among many) projects:

1: Global changes in ocean carbon chemistry (especially the radioactive isotope of carbon or “14C”)

2: Examining the global relationship between marine nitrogen, iron, and carbon (a.k.a., carbon export in iron-limited waters)

Students leading either project will earn their Masters of Science (M.S.) in Chemical Oceanography, with the option to stay on for a Ph.D.
Contact Patrick Rafter for more information and make sure to apply to USF College of Marine Sciences by December 15th here.