University of Canterbury
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Fully Funded PhD in Energy Systems Resilience University of Canterbury in New Zealand
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Computer Science
Funding
Fully funded PhD for 3 years with a NZD 35,000/year tax-free stipend and a performance-based travel budget.
Country
New Zealand
University
University of Canterbury

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Fully funded PhD opportunity in Energy Systems Resilience at the University of Canterbury in Christchurch, New Zealand. The project focuses on how Aotearoa New Zealand’s future energy system can remain resilient as hazards, climate change, and technology evolve.
The position is with the Sustainable Energy Research Group (SERG) and involves collaboration with partners at Urban Intelligence. The post advertises up to 3 PhD students for a 3-year doctoral research project.
Funding: NZD 35,000/year tax-free stipend plus a performance-based travel budget.
Eligibility / preferences: Candidates should have a quantitative degree and strong quantitative skills. Experience with optimisation, risk analysis, and/or data analysis is an asset.
Research keywords: energy resilience, energy systems, climate resilience, optimisation, risk analysis, data analysis, quantitative modelling.
How to apply: Follow the linked job post for the doctoral researcher opening and submit an application through the University of Canterbury recruitment process. This is an on-site position in Christchurch.
Funding details
Fully funded PhD for 3 years with a NZD 35,000/year tax-free stipend and a performance-based travel budget.
What's required
Applicants should have a quantitative degree and strong quantitative skills. Experience with optimisation, risk analysis, and/or data analysis is an asset.
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