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Job Vacancy For Research Fellow University of Energy and Natural Resources Sunyani

Ghana Current Jobs Ghana Type not specified Posted 2026-07-29
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RegionBono Region
CitySunyani
Posted2026-07-29
Close dateNot specified
SourceGhana Current Jobs
research fellowclimate changeforest ecologySunyaniuniversityfull timePhDGhanaEORICacademicFellowResearch Fellow

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The University of Energy and Natural Resources (UENR) in Sunyani, Ghana is hiring a Research Fellow for its Earth Observation Research and Innovation Centre. Applicants must hold a PhD in Climate Change (Forest Ecology) with at least two peer-reviewed publications. Applications are due by June 30, 2026; submit CV and certificates via email or post.

  • PhD in Climate Change required
  • At least two peer-reviewed publications
  • Location: Sunyani
  • Closing date: 30 June 2026
  • Submit to registrar@uenr.edu.gh

Description

The University of Energy and Natural Resources (UENR) invites applications from qualified and experienced professionals for the following positions: Research Fellow Qualification Required & Experience •Earth Observation Research and Innovation Centre (EORIC) Applicants must hold a PhD in Climate Change (Forest Ecology) and have at least two peer-reviewed publications in reputable journals. Location: Sunyani How To Apply For The Job All candidates must submit: •A comprehensive Curriculum Vitae •Copies of academic and professional certificates Submit to: The Registrar University of Energy and Natural Resources P.O. Box 214 Sunyani, Ghana Email: registrar@uenr.edu.gh Successful applicants should be prepared to reside at either UENR’s Sunyani or Dormaa Ahenkro campuses. Closing Date: 30 June, 2026 Only shortlisted applicants will be invited for interview. For detailed eligibility criteria and specific requirements for each position, please refer to the attached vacancy documents.

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