Harper Adams University invites applications for a PhD Studentship focusing on the pivotal role of soil biodiversity in sustaining ecosystem services. This interdisciplinary project combines field research, lab analysis, and theoretical study to unravel the complex interactions between soil biota, nutrient cycling, soil fertility, and plant growth. Aligned with a broader European initiative funded by EU Horizon Europe, the research contributes to environmental and agricultural policy discussions. Join an international research team passionate about exploring the hidden world beneath our feet and its impact on the planet’s future.
Eligibility:
- Minimum 2:1 BSc (Hons) in ecology, environmental science, agriculture, or economics. Alternatively, a 2.2 with a Master’s degree or equivalent research potential/experience.
- Proficiency in English is essential.
Required Documents:
- Academic transcripts (undergraduate and postgraduate, if applicable).
- CV showcasing your academic and research background.
- Statement of research interest demonstrating your passion for biodiversity and sustainability.
- Two academic references supporting your application.
- Proof of English language proficiency.
How to Apply:
Submit your application, including all required documents, to the primary supervisor, Dr Hairong Mu, via email at hmu@harper-adams.ac.uk. Clearly articulate your dedication to biodiversity and sustainability in your statement of research interest.
Join the vibrant research community at Harper Adams University. Apply now and be part of a team dedicated to uncovering the secrets beneath our feet for a sustainable future.
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