Research Faculty Recruitment 2025 Job vacancy notification announced by Amity University, Noida- Project Fellow Jobs for the 2025-2026 academic year. Eligible candidates may apply by email.
Post Date: 23rd October 2025
Hiring Organization: Amity University, Noida
Organization Profile: Amity University is the tenth university to be established by the not-for-profit Amity Foundation. Being set up as a multi-disciplinary university, offering UG, PG, and Doctoral Programmes, it is proposed to be the hub of hi-end research, with extensive collaborations with top global universities to facilitate international exposure for its students and research opportunities for faculty.
Job Title: Project Fellow
Job Type: Temporary
Project Name: Where is the Woolly Gliding Squirrel? Looking for evidences at the fine scale in India
Sponsored by: The Mohammad Bin Zayed Species Conservation fund.
Essential Qualification:
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M.Sc. in Wildlife Science / Zoology / Environmental Science / Forestry.
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Prior experience in Himalayan terrain fieldwork, nocturnal surveys, camera trapping, GIS mapping and community surveys.
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Good communication and writing skills. Having good language skills in Hindi will be an advantage.
Duration: 12 months
Fellowship/ Monthly Compensation: As per project norms
Apply Mode: Email
College Website URL: www.amity.edu/
How to Apply:
Interested candidates meeting the above qualifications are requested to send their detailed CV within 15 days of this advertisement through email to [email protected] with cc to [email protected]. Please mention ‘Project Fellow’ in the subject line.
Organization Address:
Amity University Noida Campus
Sector-125, Noida – 201313 (U.P.)
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