Interdisciplinary Climate & Health Research Fellow

NANYANG TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY; Singapore; On-site; SGD 60,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

NANYANG TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY seeks a PhD-qualified researcher to advance interdisciplinary studies on how climate change and environmental factors affect human health. The role involves research design, data collection, and mixed-methods analysis across geographic and population contexts, including mobility and resilience.

Collaboration across teams and publication of findings are expected. The successful candidate will work within the Centre for Climate Change and Environmental Health

Qualifications

• Ph.D. required in one of the listed disciplines.
• Experience in environmental change, climate change and health, migration or related interdisciplinary fields.
• Experience with quantitative, qualitative, or mixed-methods research and analysis of social, environmental, demographic or spatial data.
• Proficiency in statistical analysis using R, Python, SPSS, Stata, or similar tools.
• Strong organizational, communication and writing skills; ability to work independently and in teams.

Responsibilities

• Support interdisciplinary research on environmental and climate-related change and health.
• Contribute to research design, data collection and management, and analysis.
• Assist in coordination with collaborators and preparation of scientific publications and outputs.

Skills

Quantitative analysis

Qualitative analysis

Academic writing

Independent working

Team collaboration

Education

Ph.D. in geography / environmental studies / public health / environmental health / urban studies / sociology / migration studies

Tools

R

Python

SPSS

Stata

Job description

NANYANG TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY seeks a PhD-qualified researcher to advance interdisciplinary studies on how climate change and environmental factors affect human health. The role involves research design, data collection, and mixed-methods analysis across geographic and population contexts, including mobility and resilience.

Collaboration across teams and publication of findings are expected. The successful candidate will work within the Centre for Climate Change and Environmental Health