Vacancies

PhD student in Sustainability Science, systemic risks associated with food production and trade

The Global Economic Dynamics and the Biosphere (GEDB) is a five-year Academy research programme at the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences. The Programme addresses the economic dynamics of global change and its implications for a sustainable future, and is funded by the Erling-Persson Family Foundation. GEDB is now hiring a PhD student to contribute to the programme's research to map systemic risks associated with food production and trade, investigate links between climate, land use change and financial markets and capital flows. The student will be employed at GEDB, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, but be formally admitted to the PhD programme in Sustainability Science through the Stockholm Resilience Centre. Application deadline 25 October 2018. Read more here (pdf, 586.5 kB)

PhD student in Sustainability Science, human health and the global environment

The Global Economic Dynamics and the Biosphere (GEDB) is a five-year Academy research programme at the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences. The Programme addresses the economic dynamics of global change and its implications for a sustainable future, and is funded by the Erling-Persson Family Foundation. GEDB is now hiring a PhD student to contribute to the programme's research on the links between human health and the global environment. The student will be employed at GEDB, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, but be formally admitted to the PhD programme in Sustainability Science through the Stockholm Resilience Centre. Application deadline is 25 October 2018. Read more here (pdf, 486.6 kB)