Adam Agristok

The Technical University of Munich (TUM) in Germany is offering two fully funded PhD positions in the fields of Empirical Microeconomics and Applied Economics. These positions focus on cutting-edge research topics including productivity, climate policy, digitalisation, smart agriculture, and welfare research. Successful candidates will join a vibrant academic environment with opportunities for international collaboration. The positions are funded at the TV-L E13 (2/3) salary level, providing financial support for doctoral studies. The research areas are interdisciplinary, combining economics with environmental science and agricultural studies, particularly in the context of smart agriculture and climate policy. This is an excellent opportunity for students interested in the intersection of economics, technology, and sustainability. Applicants should have a strong academic background in economics or related disciplines, and demonstrate interest or experience in empirical research, policy analysis, and digitalisation. While no specific entry requirements such as GPA or language tests are mentioned, candidates with relevant skills and research interests are encouraged to apply. To apply, candidates should follow the LinkedIn post for further details and check the Technical University of Munich's official website or contact the relevant department for application procedures. The positions offer a supportive research environment and the chance to contribute to impactful studies in economics and related fields.

The Chair Group of Production and Resource Economics at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) in Germany is inviting applications for two fully funded PhD positions in Economics. These positions are designed for candidates interested in quantitative economic research, policy evaluation, sustainability, and innovation, with a strong emphasis on international collaboration. The research environment connects the School of Management and the School of Life Sciences, both part of Germany’s Excellence Initiative. Research themes include natural resource and environmental economics, AI and smart livestock technologies, climate change policy analysis, food and agricultural market economics, and production efficiency and market evaluation. The ideal candidate will have a background in Economics, Environmental Economics, or Agricultural Sciences, with experience in econometrics, statistics, or machine learning. English proficiency is required, and candidates should be willing to learn German. Funding for these PhD positions is fully provided, covering tuition and offering a stipend. The program encourages global applicants and offers the opportunity to work on cutting-edge research topics in a highly international setting. For more information and application instructions, visit the provided link. The application deadline is November 22, 2025. Keywords: Agricultural Economics, Environmental Economics, Econometrics, Climate Policy, AI in Agriculture, Food Market Economics, Production Efficiency, Sustainability, Machine Learning.