Postdoc in US Immigration Policy and Causal Research University of California, Berkeley in United States

Postdoctoral research in immigration policy, families, and children at UC Berkeley’s Goldman School of Public Policy. The postdoctoral scholar will join Professor Caitlin Patler’s research program focused on immigrant families, children, and communities, with work centered on the consequences of U.S. immigration policy. The role is embedded within the Empirical Research Hub to Protect Children in Immigrant Families, co-led by Professor Chloe East at the University of Colorado, Boulder, in partne...

Stanford Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center (APARC) is advertising the 2027–2029 Next Asia Policy Postdoctoral Fellowship through the Stanford Next Asia Policy Lab (SNAPL). This is a postdoctoral opportunity for two recent PhD recipients to conduct research in one of four areas: Talent Flows and Development , Nationalism and Racism , U.S.-Asia Relations , and Democratic Crisis and Reform . The appointment is for two years , beginning in fall quarter 2027 , with possible extension depending...

Postdoctoral Fellow in Mental Health Policy and Services Research at Harvard University (Harvard Medical School, Department of Health Care Policy, T32) in Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States . This postdoctoral training program focuses on mental health policy , mental health services research , and broader health care policy . The program is based at Harvard Medical School and affiliated with Harvard’s interfaculty PhD Program in Health Policy. Training emphases include the organization, fin...

Stanford University’s Ocean Policy Lab is recruiting a postdoctoral scholar in economics or a related quantitative social science to work on research in ocean governance , marine resources , and the blue economy . The position is based in the Oceans Department at the Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability in Stanford, California, United States . The scholar will collaborate with faculty mentor Andres de Loera on a proposed project, contribute to ongoing lab priorities, pursue an independent res...

The University of Notre Dame’s Keough School of Global Affairs is now accepting applications for its Ph.D. in Sustainable Development for a Fall 2027 start. This STEM-designated doctoral program is designed for students interested in sustainable development , climate change mitigation and adaptation , environmental governance , and development policy . The program emphasizes interdisciplinary training, world-class mentorship, and policy-relevant research aimed at improving human well-being, espe...