- FUNDING
- France
Details
- Deadline
- End of April, Mid-May
- Research Field
- Formal sciencesNatural sciences
- Funding Type
- FundingMobility Incoming
- Career Stage
- First Stage Researcher (R1) (Up to the point of PhD)
About
Keywords
Geosciences / Environment / Planets / Pollution / Natural resources management / Greenhouse gases / Paleoclimate / Geochemistry / Geophysics / Geomorphology / Geodynamic / Biogeosciences / Space exploration / Climate change / Remote sensing / Climate modelling / Instrumentation.
Objectives
This program provide students a cutting edge training through research projects concerning the superficial envelops (hydrosphere, atmosphere) of the Earth and the other planets and their interactions with the subsurface in a context of strong societal challenges (climate change, pollution, natural resources…) using multiple approaches from field work to space missions and numerical modelling.
Prerequisite
The program is open to students of the Earth Sciences, Planets, Environment major at Paris-Saclay, but also to graduates of other masters programs at the University of Paris-Saclay, in France and abroad.
Eligibility
More informations about my eligibility here : https://www.universite-paris-saclay.fr/en/phd-program-earth-climate-env…
Find the proposed thesis topics here : https://www.adum.fr/psaclay/ptenpb?etab=304
For this program, each doctoral school has set a different deadline :
- End of April (SMEMAG/AAIF) to mid-May (SEIF)
How to apply to ED SEIF : Candidates contact by e-mail the thesis directors of their choice in order to present their application and to discuss the subject of the thesis
Each thesis director organizes at least one interview with the candidate and sends by e-mail to the laboratory director the file he/she has selected.
Organisation
- Organisation name
- Université Paris-Saclay
- Organisation Country
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