University of Bern
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Early PostDoc in Governance of Climate Extremes and Water Conflicts in Agriculture University of Bern in Switzerland
Degree Level
Postdoc
Field of study
Environmental Science
Funding
Early PostDoc position at 80–100% based at the University of Bern. The post does not specify stipend amount or funding details beyond employment percentage.
Deadline
Oct 31, 2026
Country
Switzerland
University
University of Bern

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NCCR CLIM+ is advertising an Early PostDoc position on the governance of climate extremes at the University of Bern in Switzerland.
The project focuses on drought management and water conflicts in agriculture and across sectors, with particular attention to user and protection conflicts under climate extremes, including both high and low waters. The successful candidate will work on Swiss case studies and contribute to interdisciplinary research spanning political science, agriculture, hydrology, and sustainability transitions.
Methods mentioned include social network analysis, content analysis, and process tracing. The post is aimed at a recent PhD holder in political science, social sciences, or environmental social sciences, especially applicants with an interest in climate extremes, water systems, and agriculture, and a willingness to engage with stakeholders.
This is an employment-style postdoc opening at 80–100%. The application deadline is 31 October 2026. Interested candidates should review the full job advertisement and apply through the official University of Bern posting.
Funding details
Early PostDoc position at 80–100% based at the University of Bern. The post does not specify stipend amount or funding details beyond employment percentage.
What's required
Recent PhD in political science, social sciences, or environmental social sciences; interest in climate extremes, water systems, and agriculture; willingness to engage with stakeholders. Experience or familiarity with social-science methods such as social network analysis, content analysis, or process tracing is relevant.
How to apply
Read the full job advertisement and requirements via the linked University of Bern job page, then submit your application before 31 October 2026. Follow the instructions in the official posting for documents and submission steps.
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