•Bachelor of Science degree in wildlife ecology, biology, natural resources, rangeland ecology, or a closely related field

•Minimum undergraduate GPA of 3.0 or equivalent academic standing

•Strong interest and relevant experience in ecological field research, wildlife sampling, and laboratory analysis

•Proficiency or demonstrated capability in quantitative methods, statistical software (such as R), and GIS applications

•Excellent written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills

•Ability to work independently and collaboratively in demanding field conditions and diverse team environments

•Possession of a valid driver's license and eligibility for university vehicle operation

The Department of Rangeland, Wildlife and Fisheries Management (RWFM) at Texas A&M University offers a Graduate Research Assistantship for a motivated student seeking to pursue a Master of Science (M.S.) degree. The successful candidate will conduct specialized field and laboratory research in wildlife and natural resource conservation, manage project logistics, analyze ecological data, and present findings in peer-reviewed scientific publications and professional conferences. The position provides comprehensive mentorship, rigorous academic coursework, and extensive hands-on experience in modern natural resource ecology and management.

•Competitive annual graduate research stipend

•Full tuition waiver and mandatory university fees coverage

•Comprehensive university student health insurance benefits

•Full coverage of field travel, research equipment, and project operational expenses

•Financial support to present research findings at regional, national, or international professional conferences