PostDoctoral Appointee (Environmental Governance)

Indiana University is seeking a PostDoctoral Appointee in Environmental Governance for a full-time, non-tenure track position in Bloomington, IN. The role involves conducting independent research on issues like climate change and sustainability, collaborating with faculty, and publishing findings. Candidates should hold a Ph.D. in relevant fields and have experience in interdisciplinary research. Benefits include mentorship and networking opportunities.
About the position

The PostDoctoral Appointee in Environmental Governance at Indiana University is a non-tenure track position aimed at providing mentored research training and experience in the field of Environmental Governance. The role focuses on addressing critical issues such as climate change adaptation, community resilience, sustainable development, and environmental protection. The appointee will collaborate with core faculty at the Ostrom Workshop, contributing to interdisciplinary research that influences both academic and policy discussions.

Responsibilities
• Conduct independent research in the field of Environmental Governance.
,
• Collaborate with faculty mentors on ongoing research projects.
,
• Engage with interdisciplinary teams to address complex environmental issues.
,
• Publish research findings in academic journals and present at conferences.

Requirements
• Ph.D. or other terminal doctoral degree in relevant fields such as Ecology, Environmental Governance, Climate Change, Public Policy, Political Science, Geography, Computer Science, Informatics, Law, Business, Ethics, Media Studies, Anthropology, Sociology, Education, Psychological and Brain Sciences, or International Relations.

Nice-to-haves
• Experience in interdisciplinary research.
,
• Familiarity with climate change adaptation and sustainable development practices.

Benefits
• Mentorship from experienced faculty members.
,
• Opportunity for research collaboration and networking.