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We are looking for a motivated PhD candidate in the social and behavioural sciences with a quantitative background for the project “Technostress amongst teachers in primary education”. The aim
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); • teach seminars and/or practical for bachelor and master students; • supervise bachelor and master student projects; • present data at local, national and international scientific meetings. What do
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compared and contrasted with existing databases. Quantitative techniques for data analysis that will be used include principal component analysis, cluster analysis, and multiple regression analysis
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(PhD thesis). We will draft an educational plan that includes attendance of courses and (international) meetings. We also expect you to assist in teaching undergraduates and master students. The gross
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of the department. Typical teaching duties involve assisting students during (programming) labs, assessing students work and (co-)supervising BSc and/or MSc graduation projects. In this role you will apply and master
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thesis). We will draft an educational plan that includes attendance of courses and (international) meetings. We also expect you to assist in teaching undergraduates and master students. The gross monthly
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the consortium and Informatics Institute; assist in teaching activities, such as teaching labs and tutorials or supervising bachelor and master students. What do you have to offer? Your experience and profile: a
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Asymmetries and Data Justice project led by principal investigators Dr Lonneke van der Velden and Dr Claudio Celis Bueno. ASCA is one of the five Research Schools within the Amsterdam Institute for Humanities
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seminars of the program group and the department; your primary residence will be within commuting distance of the University of Amsterdam for the duration of the PhD project. What do you have to offer
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Phd Position in Multiscale Spatiotemporal Modelling of Microbiome During the First 1000 Days of Life
will be responsible for constructing, simulating, and validating computational models of the microbiome in oral and gut regions, as part of the MetaHealth consortium project. The primary aim