Assistant Professor: Economics of Climate at Duke

LAERE; Durham (NC); On-site; Full time

Job summary

A distinguished academic institution in Durham, North Carolina is seeking an Assistant Professor in Climate Economics. This position offers tenure and is ideal for researchers focused on solutions for climate change. Candidates must have a Doctorate (Ph.D.) in economics or a related field by June 2025. The deadline for applications is November 10, 2024. This role involves contributing to teaching and research initiatives aimed at effective climate change adaptation and mitigation strategies.

Qualifications

• Doctorate (Ph.D.) or equivalent degree in economics or a related area such as public policy, obtained by June 2025.

Responsibilities

• Contribute to the mitigation of or adaptation to climate change through research and teaching.

Education

Doctorate (Ph.D.) or equivalent degree in economics or related area

Job description

LAERE - Latin America Association Of Environmental And Resources Economists

Assistant Professor: Economics of Climate at Duke

The Division of Social Systems and Environment (SSE) of Duke University's main campus in Durham, USA, has opened an assistant professor in climate economics with tenure at research. This opportunity is aimed at researchers with an applied approach and solution-oriented, whose work has the potential to contribute to the mitigation of or adaptation to climate change.

Requirements and Deadline to Apply

The basic requirement is to have a doctorate (Ph.D.) or equivalent degree in economics, a field within economics, or a related area such as public policy, obtained by June 2025. The deadline to submit your application is November 10, 2024.

More Information

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This is a call for researchers with an interest in making a difference in the fight against climate change through research and teaching in one of the leading universities in the world.

LAERE - Latin American Association of Environmental and Resource Economists