We are always looking for curious, motivated, and research-driven individuals passionate about non-state governance, corporate climate strategy, and energy transitions. EPGL is committed to fostering an inclusive, collaborative, and methodologically rigorous research environment.
Dr. Hsueh advises Ph.D. students through the School of Public Affairs at Arizona State University.
What We Look For: Strong background in economics, political science, public policy, or environmental social science; interest in causal inference, data science, or mixed-methods research.
How to Apply: Prospective students should apply directly to the School of Public Affair’s Ph.D. program. Before applying, please email Dr. Hsueh with your CV, a brief summary of your research interests, and how your goals align with EPGL’s active project tracks.
Postdoctoral Researchers & Visiting Scholars
EPGL periodically welcomes postdocs and visiting scholars funded through external fellowships or university research grants.
Current Openings: We encourage candidates with independent fellowship funding (e.g., NSF, Fulbright, government funding)
How to Inquire: Send a cover letter detailing your proposed research project, CV, and two representative publications or working papers to Dr. Lily Hsueh.
Student Research Assistants (Graduate & Undergraduate)
ASU graduate and undergraduate students interested in gaining hands-on experience with computational web scraping, econometrics, survey research, or policy process tracing are invited to join EPGL as Research Assistants (RAs).
Key Skills in Demand: Python/R and/or Stata for data analysis and data visualization, qualitative coding, literature synthesis.
Application Process: Please submit an inquiry by sending an email to Dr. Hsueh.
Direct Inquiries
For general research partnership inquiries or prospective student outreach, please contact:
Dr. Lily Hsueh, Ph.D.
Director, Environmental Policy & Governance Lab