17 Economics PhD scholarships at Ghent University in Ireland-United-Kingdom in Belgium
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the field.Vacancy 1: PhD (3 years) on experimental testing of composites for hydrogen tanksBelgium has been taking a leading position in the transition towards a hydrogen economy thanks to many companies and research
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will be appointed within the framework of the Sustainable Blue Economy Partnership project “FOODIMAR” (sustainable climate-Friendly quality fOOD Ingredients from Marine side-stReams), involving academia
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position in the transition towards a hydrogen economy thanks to many companies and research institutes active in hydrogen technologies. In addition, Belgium has currently the second largest hydrogen pipeline
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Belgium has been taking a leading position in the transition towards a hydrogen economy thanks to many companies and research institutes active in hydrogen technologies. In addition, Belgium has currently
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to valorize side-streams from fisheries and aquaculture systems. The PhD student will be appointed within the framework of the Sustainable Blue Economy Partnership project “FOODIMAR” (sustainable climate
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Job description The Department of Economics (Environmental Economics group) of Ghent University welcomes a candidate for a full time PhD position on sustainable consumption corridors, sufficiency
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will develop a project that examines new policy initiatives in this domain through a political-economic or geopolitical lens. We offer a full-time position for initially one year. Upon positive
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to stimulate economic competitiveness, decarbonization, and supply security. The BE-Wise project will: construct a comprehensive overview of the competitive strengths and interests of the Belgian
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Job description ABOUT GHENT UNIVERSITY Ghent University is a world of its own. Employing more than 15.000 people, it is actively involved in education and research, management and administration, as well as technical and social service provision on a daily basis. It is one of the largest, most...
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transition towards a circular water and resource economy. This transition is inherently a multidisciplinary and multi-objective effort that implies bridging historical silo’s (for example drinking water