Information about this opportunity
Department/Lab/Unit
NursingUniversity of the inviting researcher
TAMPEREEN AMMATTIKORKEAKOULU OY
Internship School Year
2025/2026Research lines/projects
Climate change challenges and ecological responsibility in nursing: perspectives on sustainable healthcare
Name of inviting researcher
Viktorija PiščalkienėWho is offering this opportunity?
Inviting researcher email
viktorija.piscalkiene@kaunokolegija.ltAcademic Position of the inviting researcher
Assoc.prof.Web page/ORCID
https://orcid.org/0009-0009-7673-5541Who is this opportunity for?
Academic position of invited researcher
Academic and research staffIdeal profile and expertise expected from the invited researcher
Nursing, educational sciences
Description and additional information
Strenghts of the offer/Expected benefits
The project stands out for its interdisciplinary relevance, combining nursing science, environmental sustainability, and healthcare policy. Its key strengths include: Relevance to Global Health Priorities: The topic aligns with the World Health Organization’s (WHO) and European Commission’s sustainability strategies, emphasizing the need for environmentally responsible healthcare systems and climate-resilient nursing practices. Interdisciplinary and Applied Focus: The project connects environmental science with nursing education and clinical practice, fostering a holistic understanding of sustainable healthcare delivery. Contribution to Nursing Education and Practice: The outcomes will contribute to curriculum development and evidence-based recommendations for embedding environmental responsibility in nursing training and clinical protocols. Promotion of Research Capacity Building: The collaboration between the inviting and invited institutions will enhance joint research skills, data collection methodologies, and scientific writing competence in the field of sustainable healthcare.
Dates and duration
Minimum length of stay (weeks)
2Maximum length of stay (weeks)
5Period in which the internship can be made
April-June