Environmental and Economic Resource Centre (EERC) Postdoctoral Studentships

The Environmental and Economic Resource Centre (EERC) Postdoctoral Studentships offer an exceptional opportunity for early-career researchers to advance their work in environmental and energy economics. Based at the University of Aberdeen, these prestigious studentships provide funding for postdoctoral fellows to conduct independent research under the mentorship of leading academics. The EERC focuses on interdisciplinary approaches to pressing global challenges such as climate change, resource management, and sustainable development. Successful applicants will receive a competitive stipend, research expenses, and access to state-of-the-art facilities. The studentship duration is typically two years, with potential for extension. Eligible candidates must hold a PhD in a relevant field, such as economics, environmental science, or engineering, and demonstrate a strong publication record. The application process includes submission of a research proposal, CV, and references. Deadlines vary annually; prospective applicants should monitor the official EERC website for updates. These studentships are ideal for those seeking to build a career in academia, policy, or industry, offering networking opportunities with experts and policymakers. By fostering innovative research, the EERC aims to contribute to evidence-based solutions for environmental and economic sustainability. For detailed eligibility criteria and application guidelines, visit the Scholarship Union page dedicated to EERC Postdoctoral Studentships.