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PhD jobs in Environmental Science · Netherlands

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    PhD position in health effects from the exposure to pesticides

    Utrecht University

    Utrecht, NetherlandsDeadline 25 Oct 2026

    This PhD position will advance our knowledge regarding environmental pesticide exposure and cognition in children. The project does two things: It analyses biomonitoring data of pesticide exposure with tests of brain function of the children. It also examines the full Dutch population to understand risks of pesticide exposure to cognitive development and school functioning in children. Childhood cognitive development shapes health and success later in life, understanding how environmental risk factors alter children's brain function, learning and behaviour matters well beyond childhood.

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    PhD in NWO Project CERRADO

    University of Amsterdam

    Amsterdam, NetherlandsDeadline 29 Oct 2026

    Strengthening Justice and Resilience through Sociobioeconomies in Brazil’s Cerrado

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    PhD: Reconstructing Zeeland’s historic landscape developments

    Utrecht University

    Utrecht, NetherlandsDeadline 1 Nov 2026

    The PhD position is part of the larger research project Re-Flex Zeeland that aims to reconstruct and visualize Zeeland's natural landscape formation processes during historical periods of rapid sea-level rise, with a focus on the last 12,000 years. The project is funded by the Delta Climate Centre (DCC) in Vlissingen and consists of two PhDs and one postdoc position in a collaboration between Utrecht University, Wageningen University & Research (WUR), NIOZ, Scalda and UNESCO GeoPark Schelde Delta.

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    PhD position in “Water Footprint Assessment and Water Credit Design in Egypt’s Horticulture Sector”

    University of Twente

    Enschede, NetherlandsDeadline 1 Nov 2026

    Egypt’s horticulture sector operates under growing pressure from limited water availability, salinity, and rising competition over finite water resources. At the same time, the sector is economically important for food security, rural livelihoods, and export earnings, which means that improving water productivity is not only an environmental protection measure but also a strategic development and trade challenge.

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    PhD in Data- and AI-based solutions to improve child health and outcomes through housing

    Eindhoven University of Technology

    Eindhoven, NetherlandsDeadline 15 Nov 2026

    Are you a graduate in exact sciences, engineering or econometrics, passionate about using data and AI to improve people's lives?Eindhoven University of Technology is looking for a PhD candidate to develop innovative data-driven solutions that predict and optimise the impact of housing improvements on children's health and wellbeing.

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