
The lab offers opportunities for postgraduate research, focusing on applied remote sensing and the study of threatened marine, coastal, and terrestrial ecosystems. We are particularly interested in projects related to species movement, migration patterns, and biodiversity status assessments. Prospective students are encouraged to develop their own research ideas or select from a list of potential projects. Opportunities are available for Honours, Masters, and PhD research. The lab also supports candidates applying for competitive research fellowships. For those interested in pursuing graduate research, it is recommended to contact Nicholas Murray with a CV and a brief statement of research interests. Further details on PhD scholarships for both domestic and international candidates can be found on the JCU Graduate Research School website.
The lab focuses on recruiting postgraduate students for applied research. While there are no open Research Assistant positions currently, prospective candidates are advised to monitor the JCU Careers Website.
Domestic PhD scholarship applications can be submitted at any time of the year.