PhD Researchers in Global Change and Hurricanes, Utrecht University, The Netherlands
The departments of Earth Sciences and Environmental Sciences are currently looking for 2 PhD students (AIO) (f/m) for the High Potential Programme granted by the Utrecht University: Global Change and Hurricanes.
Qualifications for PhD position 1:
Highly motivated candidate with experience in Earth Sciences and a MSc in an appropriate field.
Qualifications for PhD position 2:
The candidate must have experience in modelling and programming of dynamical climate models and holds a MSc (or equivalent) degree in a relevant field (e.g. earth sciences, environmental sciences, meteorology).
Terms of employment
A fulltime PhD position is offered for 4 years (0.8 fte is an option).
The gross monthly salary increases from EUR 1,956.- in year 1 to EUR 2,502.- in year 4, according to the Collective Employment Agreement of the Dutch Universities.
Secondary benefits include e.g. a pension scheme, flexible employment conditions, holiday bonus and end-of-year bonus.
Further details
Are you interested? You can obtain further details for PhD1 from Dr. Gert-Jan Reichart
(phone: +31(0)30 253 5041
e-mail: g.reichart@geo.uu.nl) or Prof. Dr.ir. J.S. Sinninghe Damsté
(phone: +31(0) 222 369550
e-mail: damste@nioz.nl).
For PhD2: Dr. Stefan C. Dekker
(phone +31(0)30 253 2500 e-mail: s.dekker@geo.uu.nl) or Prof. Dr. Martin J. Wassen
(phone: +31(0)30 253 5764,
e-mail: m.wassen@geo.uu.nl).
Application
Applications, including a curriculum vitae, a statement of your research interests, and the names and addresses of 2 references, must be sent to:
Faculty of Geosciences - Personnel Department
PO Box 80115
3508 TC Utrecht, The Netherlands
or submitted by e-mail to: peno@geo.uu.nl
Please mention where you originally saw the advertisement and quote vacancy number 72077 in all communications.
The positions are open until May 31.
For more information see;
PhD Researchers in Global Change and Hurricanes, Utrecht University, The Netherlands: www.geo.uu.nl/environmentalsciences