Two fully funded PhD positions are available in the field of social networks for disaster preparedness and climate resilience, supported by an ARC-funded project. The research focuses on social-ecological systems, climate adaptation, and resilience, with opportunities at both Queensland University of Technology (QUT) and the University of Sydney. The QUT position emphasizes qualitative research, including social network analysis and mental model methods, while the University of Sydney position focuses on quantitative social network analysis. Both roles are ideal for candidates interested in advancing knowledge in climate resilience, social networks, and disaster preparedness.

The positions offer a generous stipend of approximately AUD $40,000 per year and are fully funded. The latest start date for successful candidates is August 2026. Applicants should have a strong academic background relevant to the research areas and experience with either qualitative or quantitative methods, depending on the chosen university. The University of Sydney position will have a formal advertisement soon, while the QUT position is currently open for applications.

For more information and to apply for the QUT position or to express interest in the University of Sydney position, please visit the provided link. This is an excellent opportunity to join leading research teams in Australia and contribute to impactful work on climate adaptation and disaster resilience.