Position overview
Partial
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Fields of study
Economic And Social Sciences, Environmental Sciences
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Country
Norway
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Deadline
2026-06-30
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Original call title
PhD fellowship in Soil Nitrogen Cycling and Greenhouse Gas Emissions
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Supervisor
Professor Peter Dörsch
- Supervisor email
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Institute
PhD Scholarships at Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU)
- Source
- Website of the institution
- Email to apply
This open PhD listing is hosted by Norwegian University of Life Sciences, based in Norway. The advertised research focus covers Economic And Social Sciences, Environmental Sciences. The application deadline shown for this call is 2026-06-30. Funding notes on this listing: Partial. Key details, funding information, how to apply and a fuller description of the position are collected below from the source vacancy — verify dates and eligibility on the official apply page before submitting an application.
Key details
- Host institution: Norwegian University of Life Sciences
- Location: Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Ås, Norway, Agriculture
- Supervisor / contact: Professor Peter Dörsch
- Supervisor email: [email protected]
- Application deadline: July 1, 2026
Funding
NOK 550.800
How to apply
- Application portal / instructions: Official application link.
- Context on Euraxess: Original listing.
About the position
The Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) invites applications for a PhD fellowship in Soil Nitrogen Cycling and Greenhouse Gas Emissions.
Project Overview
This PhD position in Biogeochemistry focuses on nitrogen emissions in European farming systems. The research will investigate soil nitrogen cycling and associated greenhouse gas emissions to support sustainable agricultural practices.
Qualifications
- MSc degree in Environmental Sciences or a closely related field
- Demonstrated knowledge of nutrient cycling
Application
Interested candidates should submit their application through the official NMBU recruitment portal. For further details, refer to the full vacancy announcement on the NMBU website.
Location
Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Ås, Norway, Agriculture