KU Leuven is offering a PhD position focused on modelling soil-water-vegetation interactions in African rice systems. The research will be supervised by Professor Anne Gobin, an expert in soil, land, and water resources management at KU Leuven, Belgium. The project aims to advance understanding of how soil, water, and vegetation interact in rice cultivation systems across Africa, with a strong emphasis on agricultural productivity, environmental sustainability, and resource management.

Key academic keywords include soil-water-vegetation modelling, African rice systems, soil science, hydrology, agriculture, and environmental modelling. The position is ideal for candidates with a background in agriculture, environmental science, soil science, or hydrology, and who are interested in applying modelling techniques to real-world agricultural challenges.

Applicants should hold a relevant Master's degree and demonstrate experience or strong interest in modelling and data analysis. Proficiency in English is required. For full eligibility criteria, funding details, and application instructions, candidates should consult the official KU Leuven jobsite. The application window is open, and interested candidates are encouraged to apply as soon as possible.