The University of Greenwich is offering a PhD opportunity focused on understanding runoff dynamics in small, flash-flood-prone catchments. This project aims to develop innovative models for flash flood prediction and support risk-informed policy decisions. Research areas include hydrology, flood risk, environmental modelling, and climate impacts, with an emphasis on applying scientific findings to real-world decision-making. The project is supervised by Senior Lecturer Ioanna Stamataki, an expert in hydrology and environmental science.

Applicants should have a background in hydrology, environmental science, geography, or related disciplines. Experience with environmental modelling, flood risk analysis, or climate impact studies is desirable. The position is ideal for candidates passionate about using research to inform policy and improve flood risk management.

The application deadline is 20 February 2026, with interviews scheduled for 9–13 March 2026. Offers will be issued by 27 March 2026. For more information and to apply, visit the University of Greenwich project page or contact the supervisor directly. This opportunity provides a platform to contribute to cutting-edge research in environmental science and policy support.