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MSc Opportunity at the University of Wyoming

JB
Joe Biasi
Tue, Nov 3, 2026 9:00 PM

Dear Colleagues,

I am recruiting an MSc student to work on a potential new discovery of an iron-oxide-copper-gold (IOCG) deposit. This position is fully funded in partnership with Seabridge Goldhttps://www.seabridgegold.com/, and starts this summer (2027).

The project will involve mineralogical and/or geochronological characterization of ores and host rocks in the Sierra Madre Range in Wyoming. This project will make use of a wide array of analytical instrumentation and will involve significant field work. The MSc student will have the opportunity to work with Seabridge over the summers and will continue their work at the University of Wyoming during the rest of the year.

The student will be based in the Mineral Exploration and Deposit Analysis Labhttps://medal.rocks/ (MEDAL) in the Department of Geology and Geophysics at the University of Wyominghttps://www.uwyo.edu/geolgeophys/index.html.

Students who are interested in a mineral exploration career and want a field component to their graduate studies are encouraged to reach out. Please send a CV/resume to Dr. Joe Biasi (jbiasi@uwyo.edumailto:jbiasi@uwyo.edu) with the word ‘reasonable’ in the subject line.

Thanks,
Joe

Joe Biasi, PhD, PG

Asst. Professor of Economic Geology

WY Professional Geologist #4434

Mineral Exploration and Deposit Analysis Lab (MEDAL)

Department of Geology and Geophysics

University of Wyominghttp://www.uwyo.edu
Laramie, WY
jbiasi@uwyo.edu ● https://medal.rocks/

Dear Colleagues, I am recruiting an MSc student to work on a potential new discovery of an iron-oxide-copper-gold (IOCG) deposit. This position is fully funded in partnership with Seabridge Gold<https://www.seabridgegold.com/>, and starts this summer (2027). The project will involve mineralogical and/or geochronological characterization of ores and host rocks in the Sierra Madre Range in Wyoming. This project will make use of a wide array of analytical instrumentation and will involve significant field work. The MSc student will have the opportunity to work with Seabridge over the summers and will continue their work at the University of Wyoming during the rest of the year. The student will be based in the Mineral Exploration and Deposit Analysis Lab<https://medal.rocks/> (MEDAL) in the Department of Geology and Geophysics at the University of Wyoming<https://www.uwyo.edu/geolgeophys/index.html>. Students who are interested in a mineral exploration career and want a field component to their graduate studies are encouraged to reach out. Please send a CV/resume to Dr. Joe Biasi (jbiasi@uwyo.edu<mailto:jbiasi@uwyo.edu>) with the word ‘reasonable’ in the subject line. Thanks, Joe Joe Biasi, PhD, PG Asst. Professor of Economic Geology WY Professional Geologist #4434 Mineral Exploration and Deposit Analysis Lab (MEDAL) Department of Geology and Geophysics University of Wyoming<http://www.uwyo.edu> Laramie, WY jbiasi@uwyo.edu ● https://medal.rocks/