MIRI, Una Europa, ERASMUS+ · Universidad Complutense de Madrid
Research internship in forest ecology at Complutense University of Madrid
- Deadline
- 20 days left
- Level
- Master’s
- Country
- Spain
- Language
- Spanish, English
This is a research internship for master’s students in environmental sciences, ecology, physical geography, or remote sensing. It is supported by an Erasmus grant, with no amount specified. Applications are submitted by email with a CV, cover letter, and academic transcripts, before December 1st, 2026.
Verified on 30 October 2026
This research internship in Spain is open to master's students in environmental sciences, ecology, or geography. The program includes an Erasmus grant, and applications are open until December 1st, 2026, for a mission starting in 2027. Applications close on 1 December 2026, that is in 20 days.
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Conditions
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Niveau d'études requis
“Required level: Master 1 / Master 2 in Environmental Sciences”
Langues de travail
“Working language: Spanish, English”
Mode de candidature
“Contact: eandivia@ucm.es ; romain.courault@univ-paris1.fr”
Assets
Compétences techniques recherchées
“Basic proficiency in remote sensing and satellite data (understanding of vegetation indices such as NDVI/EVI). Programming skills: Python and/or R (experience with Google Earth Engine is a plus). Good knowledge of GIS (QGIS or equivalent). Notions of applied statistics (time series, linear/mixed models).”
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Dr Kafoutchoni’s reading
The real trap is the email application: without a standard portal, the consistency of the dossier is what matters. Here, the reader will mainly look for concrete use of the tools listed, not a list of completed courses. Show one clear result, even a small one, in remote sensing, GIS, or time-series analysis, and connect it to the forest topic. Prepare one solid PDF and send it to both contacts with a brief, targeted, clean message.
Dr Medard Kafoutchoni · PhD in Genetics & Bioinformatics · Scholarship Strategist.
Deadlines
Deadline: Open
What is actually funded
- Subvention de projetBourse Erasmus (montant non spécifié dans le document)
Countries covered
Master 1 or Master 2 students in environmental sciences, ecology, physical geography, or remote sensing can apply. The decisive point is not only the degree level, but the ability to work in Spanish and English on a highly technical project. An application that shows real use of data and mapping tools carries more weight than a broadly named degree alone.
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