The School of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Nanyang Technological University is the host school for the project Building Community Resilience Against Sea-Level Rise, funded by the National Parks Board under the Marine Climate Change Science Coastal Protection call. The project brings together the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering and the Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information to integrate geospatial modelling, behavioural risk-perception research, agent-based simulation and community engagement design in support of Singapore's coastal adaptation efforts. The Research Fellow will lead two modules: baseline behavioural research on risk perception, risk tolerance and adaptation readiness among residents and businesses, using surveys, in-depth interviews, focus groups and behavioural experiments; and community archetype identification and mapping using latent-class methods. The role also coordinates cross-module integration of archetype outputs across the project team, presents findings to the project team, agency partners and community stakeholders, co-authors the Risk Perception and Adaptation Readiness Report, and contributes to conference presentations and journal publications. Only shortlisted candidates will be notified.
- Career stagePostdoctoral
- DegreePhD
- StatusOpen
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