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The Department of Political Science at the University of Amsterdam (UvA) is looking for two PhD’s in Political Science: Understanding the Allocation of Climate Finance in the Global South. The
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in which the EU’s climate policies, especially policies that are a part of the EU Green Deal introduced in 2019, are politically contested in subnational regional contexts in the European Union. In
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The transport sector produces harmful emissions that cause climate change and have detrimental health effects. Electrification of the transport sector is one of the leading contenders to rid
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Are you passionate about the topic of climate change and sustainability from a sociological perspective? Do you like to traverse and embed yourself in cultural worlds different from your own
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interbreeding between taxa, is more common than previously thought. Furthermore, rates of hybridization are predicted to increase with on-going climate change. Hybridization is a dramatic process that can have
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investigating how to address environmental problems such as climate change, biodiversity loss, and plastic solution. Research has shown that urban greening initiatives might positively affect pro-environmental
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and Amsterdam, now and in the future. To work at the University of Amsterdam is to work in a discerning, independent, creative, innovative and international climate characterized by an open atmosphere
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the world, the Netherlands and Amsterdam, now and in the future. To work at the University of Amsterdam is to work in a discerning, independent, creative, innovative and international climate characterized by
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the use cases of digital twins, essential climate valuable workflows, and large-scale big data pipelines provided by research communities of environmental and earth sciences through ongoing projects LTER
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. Working at the UvA means working in a critical, independent, innovative and international climate, with an open atmosphere and a strong commitment to Amsterdam and its (international) society. Questions Do