UCD Climate Fellows
The UCD Climate Fellows Programme supports the wider dissemination of climate research and the career development of leading-edge climate academics and researchers, with a particular emphasis on enhancing the societal impact of climate research.
About
Our thirteen UCD Climate Fellows reflect the breadth of academic disciplines and research approaches that are contributing to our understanding of the climate crisis, encompassing environmental scientists, engineers, architects and mathematicians, as well as researchers working in climate finance, social justice, humanitarian action, politics and policy.
The UCD Climate Fellows programme is managed by the Earth Institute, UCD’s institute for environmental, climate and sustainability research. The Institute comprises a community of over 400 members in UCD across all career stages drawn from across the University’s six constituent Colleges, and seeks to promote interdisciplinary activity across the sciences, social sciences, arts, humanities, engineering and architecture. Areas of expertise include biodiversity, climate, ecosystems, water, the built environment and sustainable communities.
Based in University College Dublin’s Belfield campus, the UCD Earth Institute fosters multi- and interdisciplinary research and works with stakeholders to address global, regional and national environmental challenges.
Latest News
21Oct
UCD Earth Institute announces inaugural Climate Fellows
The UCD Earth Institute is delighted to announce the launch of our inaugural Climate Fellows initiative, welcoming thirteen exceptional academics and early-career researchers to the programme in 2024.