NIWA Postdoctoral Fellowships National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research in New Zealand

The TWAS-UNESCO Associateship Scheme supports researchers from developing countries to build sustained collaboration with centres of excellence in the South. Appointed associates can visit a participating centre over a three-year period, making up to two research visits of two to three months each. The scheme is organised by The World Academy of Sciences and connects applicants with a global network of more than 300 centres of excellence. It is designed for research collaboration in the natural ...

The Helmholtz Association offers Young Investigator Groups to internationally outstanding postdoctoral researchers who want to establish their own research groups. This scheme is designed as a competitive funding opportunity for early-career researchers seeking greater independence and the chance to lead a group within the Helmholtz research environment. Up to 15 groups are funded each year, making this a selective and prestigious award within the Helmholtz system. The program supports researche...

CENTA PhD Studentships are available through the University of Warwick School of Life Sciences as part of a consortium of universities and research institutes working within the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) remit. These are doctoral research opportunities in environmental and life sciences, with training across scientific and technical skills, research management, engagement/impact/enterprise, and personal effectiveness. The page highlights PhD projects and funded studentships, in...

CVT Fonds B Beurs supports postdoctoral women researchers based in the Netherlands who want to carry out part of their research abroad. The award can be used for a research trip lasting from two weeks to six months, helping cover costs for overseas research activity such as field work or a joint project with a foreign university. The scholarship is offered by the Dr Catharine van Tussenbroek Fund , established in 1926 to support the scientific careers of women. It is designed for real research t...

MESPOM Erasmus Mundus Master in Environmental Sciences 2027–2029 is a joint European master’s programme offered by the MESPOM Consortium. The programme spans multiple European locations, including Austria, Sweden, the United Kingdom, and Greece, and is presented as a fully funded opportunity with a full tuition waiver, a monthly living stipend of €1,400, and travel grants. This is a strong fit for students interested in Environmental Science and related interdisciplinary areas such as Biology an...