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The Faculty of Humanities employs just under a thousand employees, and approximately 8,000 students study there. The faculty consists of eight departments: Philosophy; Dutch Studies; Media Studies
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-active Approachable (act as a point of contact) Organizational skills Good communication skills and proficiency of the English language Social skills Our offer We offer a temporary employment contract for
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intersectional/decolonial approaches to the curriculum, and are eager to collaborate with colleagues who investigate heritage in other disciplines in ARTES across the social sciences and humanities, such as law
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memory studies), environment and world (environmental humanities, post- and decolonial studies, world literature, infrastructure studies, media archaeology) and interdisciplinary analysis (cultural studies
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, disability studies, affect and memory studies), environment and world (environmental humanities, post- and decolonial studies, world literature, infrastructure studies, media archaeology) and interdisciplinary
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PhD Cognitive Neuroscience: "The Influence of Predictions on the Mechanisms of Conscious Perception"
We are looking for a highly qualified and motivated PhD candidate in Cognitive Neuroscience. The position is part of an ERC consolidator grant titled “Towards understanding human consciousness: How
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In the context of the sector plan for the Humanities titled ‘Tradition in transition’, the faculty currently has a vacant Assistant Professor position as part of the research theme Humane AI. Within
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investigator Dr. Dingmar van Eck. The ILLC is one of the five Research Schools within the Amsterdam Institute for Humanities Research . Research at the ILLC is organized into six research units (Research units
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support and act as a backup for colleagues. You determine the priority of your activities in close consultation with the laboratory coordinators. Tasks and responsibilities: Supporting scientific personnel
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of shortages (Education Council, 2023). But does the use of digital technology really lead to more workload? From a scientific perspective, we know very little about the causal relationship between the use