Title:Phd Position In Animal Ecology, Stockholm University
Location: Sweden
Organization’s profile:
A PhD student is required for three projects in Animal Ecology at the Department of Zoology, University of Stockholm. Reference number SU FV-1084-14.
Job Description:
Project 1: Ecology of mammals in boreal and subarctic ecosystems. Project 2:Evolution of butterfly-plant interactions. Project 3: Diapause and developmental plasticity in temperate butterflies.
Eligibility:
A masters degree including an approved independent project of at least 30 hp at advanced level within animal ecology or a related subject. or related fields.
How to apply:
Apply by sending an email with a maximum one A4-page of personal presentation and letter of intent/motivation, copy of your CV (including methodological skills), copy of independent project thesis, copies of degree certificates and transcripts of academic records (attested), and contact details for two academic referees to registrator(at)su.se>
Reference: http://www.zoologi.su.se/en/
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