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Opportunities to Study at TAFI If you want to be a part of the largest concentration of marine scientists in the southern hemisphere and want to make a difference in the sustainable management of living marine resources, then you need to talk to us The recently established Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS) will incorporate the Tasmanian Aquaculture and Fisheries Institute (TAFI), a partnership between the Tasmanian Government and the University of Tasmania which focuses on the development and sustainable management of fisheries and aquaculture in Australia and the region. Research extends from fishery assessment and harvest strategies, aquaculture development and coastal and estuarine ecology to biodiversity conservation and marine protected areas. We provide unprecedented support and access to marine research programs for the best and brightest students and in fact Oceans of Opportunity! Available TAFI Student ProjectsClick here for a list of available TAFI student projects. All projects listed are available to be undertaken by suitable PhD Candidates. Prospective Candidates interested in these projects should contact the project supervisors to discuss your application. This list of projects is not exhaustive and students are encouraged to contact relevant academic staff to develop alternative PhD project proposals. Projects should fit within one or more of the research programs at TAFI. Scholarship InformationNEWS FLASH: UTAS Elite Research Scholarships. If you have an outstanding track academic record and a passion for research we probably have an Elite Research Scholarship for you. Valued at $30K per annum, tax-free, for 3 years, with a possible 6 month extension, TAFI is currently offering an Elite Scholarship in each of its research programs. For more information on Elite and other UTAS research scholarships, Graduate Research Program and application processes, Click here TAFI is a member of the UTas-CSIRO QMS Program. Click here to find out about our PhD Program in Quantitative Marine Science (QMS) . Unique opportunities exist for Chilean students to study at TAFI and the University of Tasmania. Click here for details. Back to previous page |
