Postgraduate studies
At Stellenbosch University
AWEI offers the opportunities for postgraduate research on the wildlife economy:
- MSc by research in the Faculty of AgriSciences - click here for more info (closing date for 2024: 14 Sep)
- PhD by research in the Faculty of ArgriSciences - click here for more info (start the application process anytime)
- Postdoctoral research at AWEI -- click here for more info on postdocs at the Stellenbosch
The university also offers post-graduate coursework degrees which may be of interest:
- MSc Sustainable Agriculture - see section 3.4.4.1 here
- Postgraduate Diploma in Environmental Management - click here for more info
- Postgraduate Diploma in Sustainable Development - click here for more info
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Postgraduate Diploma in Development Finance - click here for more info
To explore options for postgraduate studies on the wildlife economy at AWEI, please contact us.
At other universities
Postgrads or postdocs at other universities undertaken research on wildlife economy topics are most welcome to contact us to explore how we might be able to formally or informally support your research. In some cases, we may provide co-supervisor support, in others we may connect you to experts from our Fellows and Partners.
Current AWEI postgrad and postdoc fellows
- Dr Wiseman Ndlovu - Postdoc fellow at AWEI at Stellenbosch University - AWEI research focus: global value chains for wild meat
- Mr Reinhard Nyandire - PhD student at AWEI at Stellenbosch University - AWEI research focus: community-based governance in wildlife enterprise value chains
- Dr Biandri Joubert - Postdoc fellow at the University of the Witswatersrand - AWEI research focus: liberalising intra African trade in wild meat
- Ms Francine Barchett - PhD student in Natural Resources & the Environment at Cornell University - AWEI research focus: the sustainability and certification of trophy hunting in Sub-Saharan Africa
- Mr Michael 't Sas-Rolfes - PhD student in the School of Geography and the Environment at Oxford University - AWEI research focus: methods for gaining a predictive understanding of wildlife trade dynamics