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environment to search for and systematically capture data for social science research. Tasks for this traineeship include • Writing code to scraping content from Finnish online forums (no Finnish skills
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the Helsinki Social Computing Group , an interdisciplinary research group focused on developing computational and digital methods for social science and examining the impact of algorithms and digital systems
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Director is a University Researcher position. The successful candidate should thus have the qualifications of docent in some field in the humanities or social sciences, including theology, law, psychology
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languages • Social media skills • Multi-tasking capacity The preferred candidates may come from Digital Humanities or from the Faculty of Social Sciences masters' programmes, particularly students who
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and oral. You are familiar with different social media and online communications channels, and you are interested in natural sciences. Image and video editing (Adobe etc.) and web content management
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assignments related to research, teaching and administration in the social sciences. We support your work with active guidance so that you can get the most out of your traineeship. Interested? You are eligible
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. Applicants of any gender, linguistic and cultural background or from members of minority groups are welcomed. The Faculty of Social Sciences is Finland’s leading research and education institute in the social
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be a Master’s degree student at the University of Helsinki. We particularly appreciate interest in research and in assisting with projects in the humanities and social sciences. We also appreciate
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the University of Helsinki. We particularly appreciate interest in research and in assisting with projects in the humanities and social sciences. We also appreciate willingness to engage with more practical duties
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The RNAcious laboratory at the Faculty of Biological and Environmental Sciences, University of Helsinki, is recruiting a doctoral researcher to study how pathogens utilize RNA-based mechanisms