PhD Scholarship – Biodiversity Outcomes: Embark on an exciting journey as a PhD student, exploring the biodiversity outcomes of urban greening programs. Join a collaborative team at Carleton University, researching the co-benefits of urban greening for biodiversity and human well-being, with a specific focus on tree planting. Application deadline: January 19.
Summary Table:
| Study Area | Scholarship Description |
|---|---|
| Biodiversity Outcomes | Join a collaborative team to explore co-benefits of urban greening, focusing on tree planting. Conduct scientific research, urban fieldwork, and contribute to conservation policy. Learn more at Biodiversity Conservation Solutions Lab. |
Study Area: Dive into the study of Biodiversity Outcomes within urban greening programs, understanding the connection between shade, biodiversity, and human well-being in urban centers.
Scholarship Description: We are seeking a dynamic PhD student to join a collaborative team at Carleton University, led by Dr. Rachel Buxton. The student will spearhead a study on the co-benefits of urban greening, specifically tree planting, for both biodiversity and human well-being. The position offers the opportunity to engage in scientific research, urban fieldwork, and contribute to advancing conservation policy and practice.
Eligibility: Applications from Canadian students with an MSc degree in conservation/environmental science or a related field are welcome. Essential qualifications include strong research, leadership, and communication skills, a passion for improving the world for people and nature, and proficiency in coding (R or Python).
Required Documents: Interested applicants should submit the following to Rachel Buxton (Rachel Buxton@carleton.ca) by January 19:
- Letter of interest summarizing your experience
- Curriculum Vitae
- Contact details for three references
- University transcripts (unofficial transcripts are acceptable)
How to Apply: Send the required documents via email to Rachel Buxton (Rachel Buxton@carleton.ca) with the subject line “Urban Greening Application.”
Last Date: The deadline for applications is 19 January 2024. Don’t miss this chance to contribute to impactful research and make a positive difference in urban biodiversity and well-being. Apply now and be a part of this transformative opportunity!
