Catherine Farrell

Fully funded PhD opportunity at Trinity College Dublin, The University of Dublin , within Trinity Business School and the wider interdisciplinary Luggala Living Lab: Catchment Monitoring, Modelling, and Management project. This PhD is part of a cluster of four doctoral projects supported by the AIB Trinity Climate Hub Trinity Research Doctorate Award (TRDA) scheme. The selected candidate will work in a multidisciplinary environment with supervisors and collaborators across business, natural sciences, engineering, and the arts/humanities. Research areas and keywords: Business, Environmental Science, Earth Science, Management, Biodiversity, catchment monitoring, modelling, and catchment management. Supervision/team: Catherine Farrell (University College Dublin), Professor Jane Stout (School of Natural Sciences, Trinity College Dublin), and a wider team including Mary Bourke, John Gallagher, and Francis Ludlow. Funding: Fully funded PhD. Eligibility: The post is intended for a PhD candidate able to contribute to an interdisciplinary research project. The post does not specify detailed academic or language requirements in the text provided. Deadline: Midday, 22 June 2026 (Irish time). How to apply: Review the LinkedIn announcement and submit your application before the deadline. If needed, follow up with the announcer or project team for application instructions.