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Eurac Research in Bolzano invites Master’s students for a curricular internship focused on climate adaptation and Nature-Based Solutions. You will help build the Climate Adaptation Suite, gather data, and support decision tools for local authorities within a cross-border project.
The role emphasizes data analysis, GIS content, and collaboration with an interdisciplinary team, with mentoring and a monthly stipend provided.
The Institute for Renewable Energies at Eurac Research is offering an internship within the Interreg Italy–Austria project CRESCITA, which aims to strengthen climate resilience in Alpine and inner areas through the development of innovative planning tools and Nature-Based Solutions (NbS).
As part of the project, Eurac Research leads the development of the Climate Adaptation Suite (CAS), an integrated decision-support toolkit supporting local authorities in the planning and implementation of NbS.
The internship offers the opportunity to contribute to the development and integration of the CAS components, with a particular focus on data collection and analysis, the structuring of an NbS catalogue, and the development of knowledge and decision-support resources for local authorities.
The internship is open to Master's students (curricular internship) or recent graduates (within 12 months of graduation).
The internship offers the opportunity to contribute to the development of an innovative and integrated decision-support toolkit for climate adaptation, gaining hands‑on experience at the intersection of Nature-Based Solutions, data analysis, participatory methods and digital decision-support systems.
The selected candidate will work closely with an interdisciplinary research team and contribute to a European cross-border project involving research organisations, public authorities and local stakeholders.
A qualified supervisory team will provide continuous mentoring throughout the internship, and a financial allowance will be provided.
The minimum internship duration is six months, with a preferred starting date in October 2026 (exact dates to be agreed).