The Department of Earth Sciences is offering a paid summer research internship on a project investigating how historical whaling records can improve ecological niche models of whale habitat suitability. This role provides an opportunity to contribute to an interdisciplinary research project at the interface of marine biology, palaeobiology and macroecology, and to gain experience working with large historical ecological datasets to investigate long-term patterns in species distributions.
The deadline for applications is 15 April 2026.
