Research Associate in Global Hazard Hotspot Identification

Overview

This role is based within the School of Engineering, College of Science and Engineering, at the Institute for Infrastructure and Environment. The position focuses on investigating how shifting climate patterns alter flood and drought hazard patterns as well as wildfire occurrence, while also exploring how fire-modified landscapes drive changes in hydrology. The work involves developing an integrated modelling framework that connects climate change projections to hydrological responses, focusing on cascading impacts of fire on water systems under future Shared Socioeconomic Pathways.

What you get

The position offers a salary between 41,885 and 49,798 GBP per annum at Grade 7. The contract is fixed-term for up to 12 months. The role is full-time at 35 hours per week, though part-time or flexible working patterns and non-contractual hybrid working combining remote and regular on-campus work are open for consideration.

Key dates

The closing date for applications is 24 November 2026.