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Pascal Gantenbein

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Aya Kachi

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PhD Position in Sustainable Real Estate and Buildings Sector Decarbonization

The International Political Economy and Energy Policy group (Prof. Aya Kachi) and the Financial Management group (Prof. Pascal Gantenbein) at the Faculty of Business and Economics, University of Basel, are offering a joint PhD position focused on empirical research into emissions, policy, and financial dynamics within the buildings and construction sector. This opportunity is ideal for candidates interested in sustainability transitions in the built environment, with a strong emphasis on macro-level data analysis and policy relevance across countries. The successful candidate will have the chance to develop an original research agenda, exploring topics such as sectoral emissions trajectories, the effectiveness of building-related policies, and the influence of financial conditions on decarbonization outcomes. The position is designed to generate empirical insights at the intersection of real estate economics, political economy, and sustainable finance, contributing to both academic knowledge and practical policy solutions. The PhD position is available from November 2026, with flexibility in the start date upon agreement. The initial contract is for one year, and upon successful defense of the research proposal during the first year, the position is typically extended for an additional three years. The research environment at the University of Basel offers access to interdisciplinary expertise, collaborative projects, and a vibrant academic community. Applicants should possess a master's degree in economics, business, environmental science, political science, finance, or a related discipline. Strong quantitative and empirical research skills are required, with experience in macro-level data analysis considered an asset. Candidates should demonstrate a keen interest in sustainability transitions, policy analysis, and financial dynamics in the built environment. Proficiency in English is expected. No specific GPA or language test requirements are mentioned. To apply, submit your application via the University of Basel's online job portal. Prepare your CV, cover letter, and relevant academic documents. For further information, contact the research groups directly. Ensure your application is submitted before the deadline of November 30, 2026.

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