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Job advertisement PhD on Ocean Impacts on New Zealand Climate Predicition

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PhD on Ocean Impacts on New Zealand Climate Predicition

Position
PhD on Ocean Impacts on New Zealand Climate Predicition

Employer
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The University of Auckland

Homepage: https://www.auckland.ac.nz


Location
New Zealand

Sector
Academic

Relevant divisions
Atmospheric Sciences (AS)
Climate: Past, Present & Future (CL)
Ocean Sciences (OS)

Type
Full time

Level
Student / Graduate / Internship

Salary
Open

Preferred education
Master

Application deadline
15 September 2026

Posted
24 August 2026

Job description

The School of Environment at the University of Auckland is seeking a highly motivated PhD student to join the new Te Moana Mahana research team. The PhD project would develop research to understand predictive capabilities from ocean temperatures and salinities on weather and climate in New Zealand. The project would utilise existing data sets, new ocean reanalyses and simulation output to investigate the connections between the ocean and atmosphere impacting New Zealand.

You’ll join a collaborative team of ocean and climate scientists working across observations and modelling, over a range of scales relating to New Zealand’s ocean and climate. The project offers access to supercomputing resources and simulation archives. The project includes links to government, Māori, industry, and international partners. Read more and apply by 15 September 2026.