Fully Funded PhD in Global Watershed Hydrologic Function, Hydrology and Machine Learning The University of British Columbia in Canada

Charles University in Prague is offering a PhD research opportunity in hydrology and machine learning focused on the predictability of floods. The project investigates how much hydrological information is needed to predict floods reliably. The PhD researcher will examine how hydrological information, flood-generating processes, and changing climatic and environmental conditions influence flood predictability. A central aim is to determine whether relationships identified through the research can...

Ali Ameli is recruiting a fully funded PhD student to join his group at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada, beginning in September 2027. The doctoral project investigates global watershed hydrologic function : how watersheds collect, store, and release water, and how these functions vary across landscapes and through time. The student will examine global patterns in hydrologic function across forested, mountainous, wetland, agricultural, and urban watersheds. The research co...

19 fully funded PhD positions are open in the BEST Doctoral Programme (Between Earth and Sky) at the University of Toulouse , France. This is an MSCA COFUND doctoral programme with a September 2027 start date. The call covers a range of research topics in Earth Science and related areas, with available subjects for 2027/2028 listed on the programme page. A key feature of the programme is that each PhD student will be supervised by a thesis supervisor based in Toulouse and must also have mandator...

PhD project in Arctic landscape change at the University of Gothenburg, led by Jakob Assmann in the Spatial Ecology & Arctic Change research area. The project will investigate how Arctic landscapes are changing by combining drone imagery, satellite imagery, machine learning and artificial intelligence. The research sits at the intersection of remote sensing, data science and Arctic environmental research, offering an opportunity to develop and apply computational approaches to the study of spati...

The University of Gothenburg is offering a doctoral project in Physical Geography focused on remote sensing of Arctic landscape change. Based in the Department of Earth Sciences, the project addresses how rapidly warming Arctic environments are changing through interacting processes of vegetation “greening,” landscape “wetting,” snow dynamics, and bare-ground change. The doctoral researcher will combine drone observations collected across the Arctic with a decade of multispectral Sentinel-2 sate...