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Due to the clear lack of Rift nerds this side of the pond, I thought I’d share some news on here 
I will begin my masters degree in environmental sciences in September ‘24. With a clear focus on water, this programme will enable me to learn a lot about freshwater environments in an academic sense, and allow me to conduct fieldwork abroad. Thus, I will likely base my thesis on Lake Malawi or Lake Tanganyika and spend some time there in 2025 as I conduct research.
Completing this course will enable me to pursue a PhD in limnology. This will provide exposure to researching freshwater environments in areas of great interest to me, such as East Africa and South America. As I gain experience and conduct research in academia, I hope to become a professor in this field, with a focus on the East African Rift Valley. I’m so excited!
I will begin my masters degree in environmental sciences in September ‘24. With a clear focus on water, this programme will enable me to learn a lot about freshwater environments in an academic sense, and allow me to conduct fieldwork abroad. Thus, I will likely base my thesis on Lake Malawi or Lake Tanganyika and spend some time there in 2025 as I conduct research.
Completing this course will enable me to pursue a PhD in limnology. This will provide exposure to researching freshwater environments in areas of great interest to me, such as East Africa and South America. As I gain experience and conduct research in academia, I hope to become a professor in this field, with a focus on the East African Rift Valley. I’m so excited!