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KU Leuven, Leuven, is recruiting for a PhD in Biostatistics focused on biodiversity monitoring with citizen-science data. The role involves developing biostatistical methods to convert citizen-science observations into reliable biodiversity maps, accounting for spatial structure and uncertainty.
This full-time doctoral research position centers on advanced statistics and operational research within a university setting.
2026-11-30; source listing in the employer's local timezone.
About This Opportunity
KU Leuven is recruiting for PhD in Biostatistics – Biodiversity Monitoring with Citizen-Science Data in Leuven. The work centres on statistical biodiversity monitoring from citizen science, with an application date of 2026-11-30.
This opportunity focuses on statistical biodiversity monitoring from citizen science. Develop biostatistical methods that convert citizen-science observations into reliable biodiversity maps while handling spatial structure, incomplete observation and uncertainty. It is hosted by KU Leuven in Leuven and is structured as a doctoral research position. Applicants should match the discipline-specific qualifications in the official vacancy and submit through the verified institutional recruitment route.
statistical biodiversity monitoring from citizen science statistics & operational research phd in biostatistics – biodiversity monitoring with citizen-science data
Level PhD
Time Commitment Full-time
Field Statistical biodiversity monitoring from citizen science
Specialization Statistics & Operational Research
Organization Type University
Funding & Compensation
Amount Paid
Funding Type Salary
Funding Status Paid
Requirements
Education
A relevant Master's degree or equivalent is expected for doctoral roles; a doctorate or equivalent research qualification is expected for postdoctoral or faculty roles.
Experience
Technical Skills
General Skills Independent research Scientific communication Research collaboration