Jobs et bourses

The Gulf Research Program’s Science Policy Fellowship helps scientists hone their skills by putting them to practice for the benefit of Gulf Coast communities and ecosystems. Fellows gain first-hand experience as they spend one year on the staff of federal, state, local, or non-governmental agencies in the Gulf region to apply scientific knowledge to policy.
Application Deadline: 26 February 2026

In rapidly urbanizing areas of Uganda and Malawi, organic waste from restaurants, food vendors and university canteens is often mismanaged (e.g., openly dumped or burnt), resulting in nutrient loss, environmental pollution, and missed opportunities for sustainable food systems.

Application Deadline: 27 February 2026

The successful candidate will teach and conduct research broadly within the scope of the position. They will teach students of the Department (Studies of Religion, Studies of the Middle East and Muslim Societies, and Social Anthropology), with a focus on qualitative empirical (ethnographic and historical) methods.

Application Deadline: 08 March 2026

The PhD project will involve collaboration in multiple seasons of fieldwork in Greenland, where we're studying 30 ecologically diverse populations of stickleback, as well as a large common garden experiment in Switzerland. Responsibilities will include intensive, methodical collection of behavioral, morphological, and genomic data, as well as routine animal care in and leadership over the experimental study. Statistical and genomic analyses will be led by the project supervisors, with ample opportunity for learning.

Application Deadline: 27 March 2026

The Eawag postdoctoral fellowship is designed for outstanding early-career researchers with innovative ideas. It offers a two-year research position at Eawag, providing support and opportunities to help them advance their careers and establish themselves as independent scientists.

Application Deadline: 05 April 2026

Sie bauen die neue Forschungsgruppe “Sozial-ökologische Transformation” auf und leiten diese wissenschaftlich und administrativ. Sie forschen zum Themenbereich sozial-ökologische Transformation in Bezug auf WSL-Kernthemen sowie auf Schwerpunktthemen der WSL-Strategie 2035. Je nach Themenstellung arbeiten Sie inter- und transdisziplinär mit Kollegen und Kolleginnen aus den Sozial- und Naturwissenschaften und aus der Praxis.

Stellenantrott: 01. Juli 2026

Das Institut für Mobilität der Universität St.Gallen (IMO-HSG) beschäftigt sich mit zukunftsorientierten Mobilitätslösungen. Im Kern geht es dabei um die ökologische, ökonomische, soziale und verhaltensorientierte Untersuchung und Einordnung moderner Mobilitätsformen und die Entwicklung ganzheitlicher Mobilitätskonzepte.
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