ETH Zurich Doctoral Position in Debris Flow Monitoring
ETH Zurich
SNSF-funded ETH Zurich doctoral project in engineering geology focused on high-resolution field monitoring, point-cloud and camera analysis, and improved understanding and management of debris-flow hazards.
Destination
Switzerland
Study level
Doctoral
Deadline
Oct 1, 2026
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Funding package
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Fully funded 100% doctoral position for four years at ETH Zurich.
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Eligibility
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Official ETH Zurich doctoral eligibility
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Documents and steps
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Application steps
Open the official ETH Zurich vacancy.
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