PhD Position in Marine Biodiversity Management and Governance

This PhD position in Marine Biodiversity Management and Governance is designed for candidates pursuing advanced doctoral research in the interdisciplinary fields of marine science, biodiversity conservation, and environmental governance. The role requires a strong academic foundation at the doctorate level, emphasizing expertise in marine ecosystems, biodiversity assessment, and sustainable management practices. Candidates should be familiar with governance frameworks, policy analysis, and stakeholder engagement within marine contexts. The position is suitable for early-career researchers or interns beginning their doctoral studies, offering opportunities to develop specialized skills in data collection, ecological monitoring, and the application of governance theories to real-world marine conservation challenges. Key competencies include understanding marine biodiversity metrics, ecosystem services, and the socio-political dimensions of marine resource management. The role may involve interdisciplinary collaboration, critical analysis of environmental policies, and contributing to scientific publications. While prior extensive experience is not mandatory, a foundational knowledge of marine biology, environmental science, or related disciplines is essential. The position supports the development of research methodologies, including qualitative and quantitative approaches to biodiversity governance. Overall, this PhD role is ideal for candidates committed to advancing knowledge and practical solutions in marine biodiversity conservation through rigorous academic research and governance analysis.