KMFRI Postdoctoral Position Scholarships as Seagrass Carbon Specialist in Kenya

KMFRI was established to conduct research on aquatic systems covering both marine and freshwater. The Institute has grown from staff strength of two Research Scientists at inception to the current 122 scientists. KMFRI’s approved staff establishment stands at 1,350 employees.

Kenya Marine And Fisheries Research Institute is offering a postdoctoral position as Seagrass carbon specialist, Gazi bay, Kwale County. Kenyan students are eligible to apply for this position.

Eligible Countries: Kenyan students 

To be taken at (country): Kenya

Eigible Field of Study: Scholarship is available for pursuing Postdoctoral Programme.

Scholarships Deadline: July 10, 2017

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