9 PhD Positions in Applied Geology at Charles University (Geology, Environmental Science, Earth Science) Charles University in Czech Republic

Charles University, Faculty of Science, is offering 9 PhD positions in Applied Geology. The positions cover a diverse range of research topics, including automatic processing of induced seismicity data, seismic hazard assessment, the behavior of used photovoltaic panels in exogenous environments, fluvial response to landslide sediment pulses under climate change, geomechanical and geomorphic controls on landslide-driven landscape evolution, advanced Raman mapping of biomarker distribution in evaporites, the influence of temperature on mechanical and rheological properties of clay, numerical modeling of bentonite barriers in nuclear waste repositories, properties and potential uses of non-standard fractions of tunneling wastes as functional geomaterials, and solid-phase speciation and mobility of trace metals in sulfidic mine wastes.

These PhD opportunities are ideal for candidates with a strong background in geology, earth sciences, or environmental science, and an interest in applied research addressing both fundamental and practical challenges in geosciences. The program is hosted at Charles University in the Czech Republic, a leading institution in earth and environmental research. Applicants are expected to have a relevant master's degree and demonstrate proficiency in English. Funding details and further eligibility requirements can be found on the university's official admissions page.

The application deadline is April 30, 2026. Interested candidates should review the offered dissertation topics and prepare their application materials as outlined on the Charles University Faculty of Science admissions website. This is an excellent opportunity to join a vibrant research community and contribute to cutting-edge projects in applied geology and related fields.