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Study Program Division Forest Science and Resource Management
TUM School of Life Sciences Weihenstephan
Technical University of Munich
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Jobs, Internships and Working student Positions………..3
Ph.D Programmes………………………………………………..14
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Study Program Division Forest Science and Resource Management
TUM School of Life Sciences Weihenstephan
Technical University of Munich
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Study Program Division Forest Science and Resource Management
TUM School of Life Sciences Weihenstephan
Technical University of Munich
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Study Program Division Forest Science and Resource Management
TUM School of Life Sciences Weihenstephan
Technical University of Munich
focus on renewable energy and energy SPOTT tracks transparency and supports
technology sustainability in the palm oil, timber and
Deadline: Open until filled pulp and natural rubber industries. They are
FIELD: Renewable energy looking for temporary addition to the team
Location: Neckarsulm to support the 2019 transparency
Organisation: assessments of 100 Palm Oil companies.
Schwarz Zentrale Dienste KG and Schwarz Deadline: 07/07/2019
Dienstleistungs KG Field: Biodiversity
Location: London
Project Assistant Organisation: Zoological Society of London
Requirements: Training in office
management, project management or Internship (m/f/d) at ESG (Environmental,
equivalent qualifications and minimum two Social Governance) Business Services
years of relevant working experience, highly Requirements: You are currently working
organized, detail-oriented and a motivated towards a university degree (Master or PhD)
self-starter and as a team-player able to in economics, business administration,
interact with a diverse array of people, engineering, social sciences or other related
including remotely in an highly international fields. Studies related to sustainable
team. Experience in project management development, particularly in financial
and coordination is a strong advantage. Our services, are of advantage
working language is English. Therefore, Deadline: 04.09.2019
fluency in English and a good knowledge of Field: Sustainability Regulations
German are necessary. Location: Munich
Deadline: 4 July 2019 Organisation: Allianz
Field: Environment management
Organisation: Climate Analytics GmbH Climate risk analyst
Location: Berlin Acclimatise is looking for a self-motivated
MSc graduate with strong technical
Internship offer (engineering programs and knowledge of hydrological and climate-
master's degrees) related systems, combined with a
Global comparative analysis of the GCS commitment to make what we do even more
REDD+ global datasets. The internship awesome. Degree Required: Advanced
takes place in the CEEM joint research unit Degree (Master's or JD) with work permit in
(Sup Agro campus, Montpellier). The UK
internship will begin in the summer of 2019, Deadline: 26/07/2019
for a period of 4 to 6 months. The student Field: Climate, water
will work on the Montpellier Sup Agro Location: Cardiff, United Kingdom
Campus, within the CEEM unit Organization: Acclimatise
Field: Landscape
Details: find in Annexure 1 Nera Internship - Energy, Environment,
Communications & Infrastructure
Research assistant Desired: Very good university degree (at
least Bachelor) in economics, economics,
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Technical University of Munich
finance or a related discipline also interest in various spatial data which is then assessed
economic issues, in particular micro- with the purpose of presenting distribution
economic and / or a financial nature. models (e.g. vulnerability, species, habitats).
Deadline: Not specified Deadline: Open until filled
Field: Environment Economics Field: GIS/Remote sensing
Location: Berlin Location: Eastern Aegean Sea, Greece
Organisation: Marsh & McLennan Organisation: Archipelagos Institute of
Marine Conservation
Climate Adaptation Impact Assessment Program Analyst (Water Global Practice -
Internship Danube Water Program)
The Climate Adaptation Impact Assessment Requirement: Master’s or Advanced
Intern will have the opportunity to work with Degree(s) in a field relevant to water, public
WCS scientists and university researchers, service delivery, engineering, water resource
to learn how our program is influencing the or infrastructure economics, or public policy
conservation field to integrate climate with at least two years of relevant work
adaptation considerations as a standard experience, preferably in the water policy or
practice, and how adaptation projects have international water field; Good
used ecological monitoring to capture understanding of economic, social and
climate adaptation outcomes. political context and its impact on the
Deadline: Open until filled development process in the Danube region
Field: Wildlife conservation Deadline: 3 July 2019
Location: Washington, DC Field: Water
Organisation: Wildlife Conservation Society Location: Vienna, Austria
(WCS) Organisation: The World Bank
Participatory 3D Mapping for Disaster Risk Internship in the team “Coasts and River
Reduction Basins”
Requirements: University graduate / post- Description: The successful candidate will
graduate in Environmental Studies, support the implementation of a web-based
Geography, Geology, Urban planning, information system by preparing geo-
Disaster Management, Risk Management, referenced data for ingestion, by creating
Computer Science, or other technical fields. map products and by quality-checking
Knowledge of / experience and interest in metadata and styling. Furthermore, the
GIS Mapping / relief Mapping candidate will deepen her/his knowledge in
Deadline: not specified programming, either in SQL, Java or python
Field: Remote sensing in order to reprocess data and to automate
Location: Dharamshala, India tasks. Furthermore, the candidate will help
Organisation: Edu Care India in re-working and generation of training
materials to different technical topics.
Deadline: Open until filled
GIS and Remote-Sensing Internship Field: GIS and Remote sensing
Description: Through marine and terrestrial Location: Oberpfaffenhofen
surveys, Archipelagos GIS interns collect
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Study Program Division Forest Science and Resource Management
TUM School of Life Sciences Weihenstephan
Technical University of Munich
Organisation: German Remote Sensing Climate and Disaster Risk Finance and
Data Center (DFD) Insurance
Requirement: You are currently enrolled in
Internship: Remote Sensing and GIS the masters or final stages of your bachelor's
Requirments: The internship offers a degree in geography, integrated natural
practical way to gain new experience and resource management, political science,
insights. Interns can expect to become economics, international cooperation,
familiar with modern image processing and (insurance) mathematics or other relevant
classification techniques while navigating programs. Alternatively, your degree at the
useful programs such as ArcMap, beginning of the internship does not exceed
eCognition and ENVI. Generally, 6 months.
internships span three months, but they can Deadline: 03/07/2019
also be longer (e.g. in the case of mandatory Field: Environmental governance
6 month internships required for university Location: Bonn
credit) or shorter (2 months minimum). Organisation: German Society for
Deadline: Not specified International Cooperation.
Field: GIS and Remote sensing
Location: Munich Trainee (m / w / d) in the project "German-
Organisation: Remote sensing Solutions Indian Solar Partnership" (IGSP)
GmBH University degree in Energy or Renewable
Energy Technology or equivalent.
Hydro-GIS Analyst (Trainee), Geneva, Knowledge of political and technical advice
Switzerland at all levels of the hierarchy. Experience in
Description: The trainee will contribute the design of participatory coordination
towards the above-mentioned areas of processes as well as the design of complex
activities by supporting UNOSAT's projects and successful project management.
operational activities related to hazard Deadline: 07/11/2019
assessment, risk analysis, hydrological Field: Renewable Energy
modelling, early warning systems Location: New Delhi, India
applications and flood impact analysis. Organisation: GIZ
Assisting in the preparation of course
material for workshops, face-to-face training Trainee (m / w / d) in the Accelerate Water
events and e-learning courses, including and Agricultural Resources Efficiency
preparation of geographic data sets for GIS program (AWARE) in Zambia
lab exercises and power point presentations. Requirement: Current or recent master's
Deadline: 05 Jul 2019 degree in agriculture, economics,
Field: GIS and Remote sensing agricultural sciences, geography or a
Location: Geneva, Switzerland comparable field. Experience in the
Organisation: United Nations agricultural sector, in agricultural financing
or in the agricultural water management
Practices (m / w / d) at the Secretariat of the sector.
InsuResilience Global Partnership for Deadline: 07/10/2019
Field: Agriculture
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Study Program Division Forest Science and Resource Management
TUM School of Life Sciences Weihenstephan
Technical University of Munich
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Study Program Division Forest Science and Resource Management
TUM School of Life Sciences Weihenstephan
Technical University of Munich
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Study Program Division Forest Science and Resource Management
TUM School of Life Sciences Weihenstephan
Technical University of Munich
the valuable skills, training and experience support for the Sustainable Prosperity for
that would potentially allow you to take on Europe Programme.
the role of Research Assistant or beyond. The EPC is looking for a Policy Analyst to
Deadline: 12.07.2019 join its Sustainable Prosperity for Europe
Field: Environmental economics programme, to work especially on topics
Location: Brussels related to EU climate action and the energy
Organisation: Centre for European Policy transition starting preferably in September-
Studies October 2019.
Deadline:14.07.2019
Madagascar Adaptive Management Field: Environment policy
Specialist Location: Brussels, Belgium
Requirements: To join the USAID-funded Organisation: European Policy Centre
'Measuring Impact II activity (MI2)' as our
primary point of contact in Madagascar, and Project Assistant / Team Assistant
to support ongoing biodiversity conservation A job with purpose. With us you will work
programs. The successful candidate will in a team of engaged people and with your
support MI2 to organize and facilitate an up- skills you can make a positive contribution
to-three-week adaptive management to our work in the field of climate change.
workshop with USAID staff and The organization’s main mission is to
Implementing Partners, as well as contribute synthesise and advance scientific knowledge
to monitoring, evaluation and learning tasks in the area of climate change and on this
as needed. Candidates are required to be a basis provide support and capacity building
current resident of Madagascar, have to stakeholders.
excellent spoken and written English, By linking scientific and policy analysis, we
French, and Malagasy, and have at least 3 attempt to provide state-of-the-art solutions
years of experience in Adaptive to global and national climate change policy
Management and/or Monitoring, Evaluation challenges, including through flagship
and Learning for development or projects, such as the Climate Action
conservation programs is necessary. Tracker. For the time being, they offer a
Deadline:15.07.2019 contract limited to one year. There is a
Field: Terrestrial Ecology prospect of extension and they are interested
Location: Antananarivo, Madagascar in a long-term cooperation.
Organisation: Environmental Incentives Deadline: 04.07.2019
Field: Climate Policy
Policy Analyst- EU Programme Location: Berlin
Requirements: To implement the EPC’s Organisation: Climate Analytics
activities on climate action and energy
transition as well as providing research and Intern - Environment Affairs
organisational support for the Sustainable Developed under the framework of the
Prosperity for Europe Programme. Convention on Migratory Species (CMS)
Implementation of the EPC’s activities on and administered by UN Environment,
climate action and energy transition as well AEWA brings together countries and the
as providing research and organisational wider international conservation community
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TUM School of Life Sciences Weihenstephan
Technical University of Munich
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Study Program Division Forest Science and Resource Management
TUM School of Life Sciences Weihenstephan
Technical University of Munich
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Study Program Division Forest Science and Resource Management
TUM School of Life Sciences Weihenstephan
Technical University of Munich
Ph.D Programmes
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TUM School of Life Sciences Weihenstephan
Technical University of Munich
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Study Program Division Forest Science and Resource Management
TUM School of Life Sciences Weihenstephan
Technical University of Munich
how to derive science based targets for of the contract) that ensures appropriate
different actors on different geographical background knowledge in soil sciences, soil
scales, based on the environmental fertility, soil chemistry and/or agronomy.
pressures in each region and the resilience You have a solid knowledge on
of the systems. This also requires biogeochemical processes in soils.
compilation of data sources to assess Experience in conducting plant experiment
reduction potentials. Currently, the position in agronomic perspective is helpful but not
is limited to 1 year, but might be extended required. You approach scientific problems
depending on funding. with determination and eager to develop
Institution: ETH Zürich multidisciplinary skills. You must be willing
Field: Biodiversity and Carbon footprint to travel abroad for secondments and
Location: Zurich, Switzerland measurement campaigns, and to present
Deadline: 4 July 2019 your research to an international research
community. As this project requires close
Doctoral student in environmental science collaboration within the consortium,
Area of responsibilities: Subject area for the candidates are expected to be excellent team
project: Sustainability Sciences / players. You also have excellent written and
Environmental Sciences / Risk Analysis / spoken English skills.
Exposure analysis / Food Safety / Institution: KULeuven
Geochemistry. Urban soils generally contain Field: Soil Science
elevated concentrations of multiple heavy Location: Leuven, Belgium
metals, e.g. Pb. So, while there are many Deadline: 4 August 2019
positive health effects related to gardening, it
is also possible that urban gardeners are PhD Candidate Understanding sustainable
exposed to elevated contaminant urban systems with geospatial data analytics
concentrations via their food consumption. Area of Responsibilities: The Faculty of
The first aim of the research project is to Geo-Information Science and Earth
characterize metal exposure ranges for Observation (ITC) provides international
people who practice urban gardening in postgraduate education, research and
allotments of different contamination degree project services in the field of geo-
in northern Europe (Sweden, the UK and information science and earth observation
the Netherlands). using remote sensing and GIS. The aim of
Institution: Linnaeus University ITC's activities is the international exchange
Field: Soil Contamination of knowledge, focusing on capacity building
Location: Växjö, Sweden and institutional development in developing
Deadline: 4 August 2019 countries and emerging economies.
Institution: University of Twente
Effect of Applying Vivianite and P- Field: GIS
containing Fe(IIII)oxides on P Location: Enschede, Netherlands
Bioavailability and Dynamics in Different Deadline: August 1, 2019
Agricultural Soil Types
Requirements: seek an enthusiastic PhD PhD position, Wildlife Ecotoxicology
student holding an MSc degree (at the start
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Technical University of Munich
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TUM School of Life Sciences Weihenstephan
Technical University of Munich
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Global comparative analysis of the GCS REDD+ global datasets
Internship offer
(engineering programs and master's degrees)
Context:
For the last 10 years, the Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) has carried out
field surveys in different countries as part of a project called the Global Comparative Study on
REDD+ (or GCS REDD+). The GCS REDD+ project aims to understand the causes of
deforestation and forest degradation as well as to elaborate what can be done to reverse
those trends in tropical countries. The first phase (2012) of CIFOR’s REDD+ research focused
on overall design issues and building strong research-based knowledge. The second phase
(2014) focused on analyzing nascent and evolving policy processes and the actions of early
starters in developing REDD+ policies and measures to inform and facilitate transformational
change. They currently are running the third phase, which focuses on the assessment of policy
design and actual impacts of REDD+ policies and measures as a basis to achieving results in
the broader context of landscape management, livelihood objectives and equity
considerations.
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Objectives and aims of the internship:
The study aims to examine the evolution of decisions related to deforestation among the
participants of REDD+ programs in Brazil, Peru, and Indonesia, using the GCS REDD+ global
datasets.
Required skills:
STATA software knowledge
Language: French, English
References:
Simonet, G.; Subervie, J.; Ezzine-de-Blas, D.; Cromberg, M. & Duchelle, A. (2019), Effectiveness
of a REDD+ Project in Reducing Deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon, American Journal of
Agricultural Economics, Volume 101, Issue 1, 1 January 2019, Pages 211–229.
https://doi.org/10.1093/ajae/aay028
Simonet, G.; Bos, A.; Duchelle, A.; Resosudarmo, I. A. P.; Subervie, J. & Wunder, S.Angelsen,
A.; Martius, C.; Sy, V. D.; Duchelle, A.; Larson, A. & Thuy, P. T., ed., (2018), Transforming
REDD+: Lessons and new directions , Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR),
chapter 'Forests and carbon: The impacts of local REDD+ initiatives', pp. 117–130.