11 marine-ecology uni jobs at University of Montana

Bioinformatics Data Scientist, UMGC and MT-INBRE

highly interactive collection of scientists with expertise in biomedical sciences, genomics, evolution, ecology, and wildlife biology and a strong emphasis on the study of natural systems. Under

Research Associate, W.A. Franke college of Forestry and Conservation

qualifications. Required Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in wildlife biology, ecology, biology, or a related natural resource science field. Demonstrated experience writing and publishing scientific papers

Assistant Teaching Professor, Department of Ecosystem & Conservation Sciences

, and ecological sciences, primarily serving students in three undergraduate degree programs: (1) Environmental Science and Sustainability; (2) Wildlife Biology; and 3) Forestry. Teaching responsibilities

Assistant Professor of Forest Sciences, W.A. Franke College of Forestry and Conservation

Forestry degree program. Applicants should have expertise in a discipline relevant to forest conservation, such as: silviculture, applied forest ecology, tree physiology, reforestation, forest health, forest

Assistant Teaching Professor in Geographic Information Systems, Department of Forest Management

noteworthy productivity in fire and water sciences, remote sensing, forest ecology, and silviculture. DFM faculty direct the Montana Climate Office, The National Center for Landscape Fire Analysis, and The

Seasonal Creel Clerk, Center for Integrated Research on the Environment (CIRE)

long term social-ecological angler behavior and patterns at the Base Lake on Offutt Air Force Base in Bellevue, Nebraska.  The Creek Clerk will interview anglers at the Base Lake to identify how anglers

Academic Advisor II, W.A. Franke College of Forestry and Conservation

and Conservation empowers society and its future leaders to better understand and more effectively conserve, restore, and sustain complex social-ecological systems in the Rocky Mountains and beyond

Assistant Teaching Professor, Department of Society and Conservation

development, political ecology and environmental justice, and social-ecological systems and resilience. We work at local to global scales, connecting science and practice to engage a range of decision-makers

Administration and Finance Manager, O'Connor Center for the Rocky Mountain West

management guidelines of the OSP at the University of Montana. The employee will also develop knowledge of the ecology of the Intermountain West. Required Skills: Knowledge of best practice accounting and

Instructor, Chemistry

Department faculty, as well as faculty from affected programs to teach introductory general, organic and biological chemistry lecture and discussion groups to natural science, ecology, pre-nursing and allied