Closing Date for Applications: 4th April 2025
| Background: Welsh Government are offering an exciting opportunity for a PhD student to help develop and strengthen environmental law in Wales. This is essential in tackling the challenges of climate change, biodiversity loss and harm to the environment such as pollution. Purpose of the Post: The post-holder will have a key role, undertaking research, compiling information and producing reports to support the new legislation’s development. This high-profile and topical opportunity will particularly focus on the work to incorporate environmental principles into Welsh law. This includes working on the guidance on how these principles will be interpreted in Wales. The role will involve liaison with a wide range of colleagues and external stakeholders. For example, academia, public bodies, non-governmental organisations and the Welsh and UK governments. With support and direction, the post holder will help to build valuable working relationships. You’ll see at first-hand how legislation is made and join a friendly and supportive team with plenty of opportunities to develop. The exact tasks required of the post holder will depend on the focus of the team at the time of the placement. It’s likely the post holder will have the chance to become involved in other work areas where they have a specific interest. |
International students with a visa are welcome to apply on a part-time basis due to visa restrictions – Visa holders must seek approval from their DTPs / programme coordinators.
For further information about the role and details of the application process please download the document below: