Postdoctoral Research Opportunities
iC3 offers a friendly and supportive working environment to early career researchers and masters students who are passionate about polar science
We now invite enquiries from researchers who want to secure a 2-3 year fully funded MSCA postdoctoral fellowship with iC3. Applicants of all nationalities are welcome.
iC3 has a dedicated support programme that provides intensive support for people passionate about polar research who want to join our friendly team through Marie Curie (MCSA) postdoctoral fellowships. MSCA is highly competitive, but over the past three funding rounds, 42% of our applicants were successful, compared to less than 15% of candidates across the rest of Europe.
See here for some examples of ongoing MSCA research projects with iC3.
At iC3, you will be joining a large and vibrant community of early career researchers. We actively help postdoctoral fellows to gain new skills, secure additional grant funding, get their research published, and build their professional networks.
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UiT The Arctic University of Norway is the world’s top research university in terms of Arctic science publications, providing unrivalled opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration. We are a multidisciplinary research centre, and our work spans a broad range of scientific fields including biology, chemistry, geography, geology, applied mathematics (modelling), physics, and climate science.
“As a postdoc at UiT there is access to one of the greatest polar research networks globally. The infrastructure that is well established here has enabled wider research opportunities, collaborations and access to facilities. As an early career scientist, this has been a fantastic move for my academic career following my PhD.”
Sarah Tingey (postdoc affiliated to iC3)
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Early Career Scientists
Postdoctoral Fellowships
iC3 offers a friendly and supportive working environment to early career researchers who are passionate about polar science.
