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According to the Regulations of the University of Helsinki, an appointee to the position of postdoctoral researcher shall hold a relevant doctoral degree and have the ability to conduct independent scholarly
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the ability to conduct independent research and assume responsibility for the development and completion of research projects and publications an emerging track record in academic publications and the potential
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years of postdoctoral experience. In addition, applicants should possess ability to lead a research group, a track record of securing external funding, and the teaching skills required to successfully
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, Anthropology or Sociology of Religion) and have the ability to conduct independent scholarly work as well as the teaching skills necessary for the position. Other academic activities of MePhiS are expected. A
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, or other omics data analysis approaches Programming skills in R, Python, or equivalent Ability to work independently while flexibly contributing actively to an interdisciplinary research team
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/AES are advantageous. Most importantly, you should have strong motivation for research in a highly multidisciplinary topic, enthusiasm to learn new things and contribute ideas, and possess the ability
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project must be carried out at the University of Helsinki. Employment requires residency in Finland for the duration of the employment contract. Other requirements include the ability and motivation, as
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in advancing the research aims described above. Applicants must hold a doctoral degree in a relevant field within the humanities or social sciences and have the ability to conduct independent scholarly
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. In addition, applicants should possess ability to lead a research group, a track record of securing external funding, and the teaching skills required to successfully perform the duties and
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studies (second-cycle higher education degree or equivalent). The applications are assessed based on the quality and feasibility of the research plan. The abilities and motivation demonstrated in