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Archaeology, Cultural Studies, History, International Relations, Language and Literary Studies, Art History, Linguistics, and Media and Journalism Studies. To be competitive for the position, prospective
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Archaeology, Cultural Studies, History, International Relations, Language and Literary Studies, Art History, Linguistics, and Media and Journalism Studies. To be competitive for the position, prospective
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, Cultural Studies, History, International Relations, Language and Literary Studies, Art History, Linguistics, and Media and Journalism Studies. To be competitive for the position, prospective candidates must
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setting • near-native English proficiency. You are able to demonstrate experience with educational innovation and active learning methods • you are willing to learn the Dutch language, for which support is
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PhD Investigating Modern Organizational Structures & Decision-Making through experimental approaches
The PhD position is embedded in the research programme Innovation & Organization of FEB’s Research Institute. We offer a truly international environment (our working language is English and we currently
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programme in “Arts, Culture and Media.” The language of instruction is English. Women, people of colour and other underrepresented groups are especially encouraged to apply. Depending on their qualification
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Master’s track Film and Contemporary Audiovisual Media. The language of instruction is English, but there is a chance that the candidate might have to teach partly in Dutch in the future. Women, people
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Post-doc in Speech Technology for Low Saxon varieties (0.8 FTE) (V24.0170) « Back to the overview Job description Within the Center for Groningen Language and Culture (CGTC) a vacancy for a
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applied statistics excellent verbal and writing skills in English (a good command of the Dutch language is preferred but not required) ability to work independently and manage joint research activities a
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conflict patterns on the other. A focus on the role and effects of language in the public sphere is central in much of our research, while our theoretical and methodological approaches are pluralist