International
PhD-Programme on Earth System Science in Germany
The Earth System
Sciences Research School (ESSRES), funded by the German Helmholtz Association,
offers 12 PhD-positions for outstanding young scientists in the topical field
of earth system science.
The Alfred Wegener Institute of Polar and
Marine Research Bremerhaven, the Institute of Environmental Physics at the
University of Bremen, and the Jacobs University Bremen, provide a unique
research environment in Germany, bridging the gap between traditional
disciplines. The ESSRES combines observations, modelling, and data analysis in
order to understand and decipher the complex earth's climate system and their
interaction with the biosphere.
Areas of study include:
-
Biogeoscience (e.g., carbon cycle, ecosystem analysis)
- Climate dynamics
(e.g., earth system modelling)
- Geoinformatics (e.g., data management,
GIS application)
- Geology (e.g., sediment cores)
- Geophysics (e.g.,
structure of marine sediments, palaeo bathymetry)
- Glaciology (e.g., ice
core analysis)
- Physics and Chemistry of the Atmosphere (e.g., trace
gases, aerosols, clouds)
Accompanying courses in earth system science
contain a great deal of necessary technical and specialised areas: specialists
from the institutes as well as national and international collaboration
partners will give lectures about fundamental concepts of the related research
fields, and provide knowledge through expert courses on special themes.
Students of the ESSRES will be given the opportunity to attend conferences and
summer schools, excursions, as well as visits at international partner
institutes. Furthermore, the PhD-programme includes compulsory courses on
presentation techniques, communication and scientific management.
The
Helmholtz Research School on Earth System Science (ESSRES) invites suitable
candidates to apply for a PhD position in our International PhD Programme
which is going to start on 1st June, 2008.
Applicants with a Masters
degree or a Diploma (or equivalent) in Biology, Biogeochemistry, Physics,
Geosciences, Geology, Informatics, Mathematics, or related fields will be
considered. Applicants are currently enrolled in a degree leading to a
Master's or equivalent must have been awarded their degree prior to the start
of courses in October 2008.
The online application will accept
submissions for the first round from 15 November, 2007, with deadline 31
January, 2008. Successful candidates will be notified in spring 2008. The PhD
stipend is limited for up to 3 years.
Students have the opportunity to
obtain their PhD degree at the University of Bremen or Jacobs
University.
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