Physical Geography

An undergraduate research fellowship examines air-temperature records across São Paulo state within a project on climate change and extreme-rainfall impacts. Tasks include gathering long meteorological time series, checking data quality, exploratory statistics, clustering, spatial interpolation and GIS mapping. The call is restricted to students already enrolled at FFLCH-USP who can devote at least 20 hours per week. The planned start is December 2026. Applications are accepted until 25 September 2026 using the email instructions on the investigator’s notice; applicants submit a Lattes CV, transcript and one-page statement of interest.

This annual GBP 15,000 fellowship supports post-PhD field research in physical geography in Arctic or high-mountain environments. Priority is given to studies of past or present environmental change. The current application deadline is 16 November 2026. The official page supplies the application guidance and submission instructions.

The Royal Geographical Society offers four annual grants of GBP 25,000 each for ambitious geographical fieldwork that combines rigorous research with communication of its results. Experienced researchers, explorers and storytellers may apply individually or in teams from any country. At least one team member must be a Society Fellow or member throughout the grant period. Proposals should explain field methods, local partnerships, planned outputs and how findings and data will be shared. The current round closes on 8 January 2027, with shortlisted applicants invited to interview on 24 February 2027. The official grant page provides the application requirements and submission instructions.

The Royal Geographical Society offers four annual grants of GBP 25,000 each for ambitious geographical fieldwork that combines rigorous research with communication of its results. Experienced researchers, explorers and storytellers may apply individually or in teams from any country. At least one team member must be a Society Fellow or member throughout the grant period. Proposals should explain field methods, local partnerships, planned outputs and how findings and data will be shared. The current round closes on 8 January 2027, with shortlisted applicants invited to interview on 24 February 2027. The official grant page provides the application requirements and submission instructions.

This annual GBP 15,000 fellowship supports post-PhD field research in physical geography in Arctic or high-mountain environments. Priority is given to studies of past or present environmental change. The current application deadline is 16 November 2026. The official page supplies the application guidance and submission instructions.

An undergraduate research fellowship examines air-temperature records across São Paulo state within a project on climate change and extreme-rainfall impacts. Tasks include gathering long meteorological time series, checking data quality, exploratory statistics, clustering, spatial interpolation and GIS mapping. The call is restricted to students already enrolled at FFLCH-USP who can devote at least 20 hours per week. The planned start is December 2026. Applications are accepted until 25 September 2026 using the email instructions on the investigator’s notice; applicants submit a Lattes CV, transcript and one-page statement of interest.