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generate and disseminate knowledge on the possible pathways to sustainable land use futures in MATOPIBA. This PhD position is part of the project “Frontiers of MATOPIBA landscapes”, which examines how
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. The project asks the following interlinked questions. How did climate change affect social cohesion at intra- and inter-group levels in rural Asian communities? And what can this tell us about how communities
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articles and policy documents that summarize the above to generate and disseminate knowledge on the possible pathways to sustainable land use futures in MATOPIBA. This PhD position is part of the project
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experience poorer wellbeing, despite their abilities and motivation. In this PhD project, you will investigate how teaching practices, sensory environments and social dynamics contribute to these inequalities
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, personal stories, and emotional appeals. Such narratives can shape how migration is understood, intensify political divisions, and mobilise civic action. Your job This PhD project examines the role
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in geological anthropology, this PhD project will explore how geologies can be approached as active constituents of everyday life in Latin America. It interrogates the knowability and unknowability
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, fully funded, position for a four-year PhD research project on global migration and Europe’s strategic autonomy. Your job Talent is a critical yet scarce resource in contemporary innovation systems
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deadline: 6 September 2026 Apply now We offer a four-year full-time PhD-position as part of an NWO-funded VIDI-project which investigates the transformation of democracy in the final quarter
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candidate with an MSc background in Earth Sciences, Civil or Hydraulic Engineering, or other appropriate fields. You will work on the project: DEEP-FLUX:Journey of low-density particles to the DEEP ocean
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of Earth Sciences is looking for a highly motivated PhD candidate with an MSc background in Earth Sciences, Civil or Hydraulic Engineering, or other appropriate fields. You will work on the project: DEEP