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Vacancies

Here you can find vacancies at the University of Gothenburg that are related to the ocean. To apply for a position at the University, you will need to create an account in our recruitment system.

PhD student in oceanography

The Department of Marine Sciences is looking for a PhD student who will study how turbulent mixing drives oxygen supply and consumption in oxygen minimum zones. In the project, we will deploy autonomous underwater gliders in the Arabian Sea, equipped with state-of-the-art sensors to measure currents, fine-scale turbulent mixing, oxygen and nitrate.

Closing date: 2023-05-31

Doctoral student in Marine Sciences specialising in biology

The Department of Marine Sciences is looking for a PhD student with a background in evolutionary ecology who will mainly work within the research project CODTYPES: Mechanisms that separate stocks of cod in a hybrid zone.

Closing date: 2023-06-24

PhD student in Marine Microbial Ecology

The Department of Marine Sciences is looking for a PhD candidate for a new research group for marine microbial ecology. The Phd project aims to understand and quantify how marine microbes are affected by varying resource supply and temperature regimes and how microbial functioning impacts marine dissolved organic matter turnover.

Closing date: 2023-06-24

Doctoral student in PhD student: Marine Sciences

The Department of Marine Sciences is looking for 1-2 candidates with competence in modelling, and with an interest to develop a broad set of modelling skills relevant for ocean governance. 

Closing date: 2023-06-24

University lecturer in pelagic marine plankton ecology

The Department of Marine Sciences is looking for a senior lecturer in pelagic marine plankton ecology. Your research will involve a detailed study of biological interactions both among organisms and between the organisms and the surrounding marine environment, from basin-wide scales down to the microscale.

Closing date: 2023-07-19