95 communications positions at Stockholm University

PhD student in Sign language

language development, computational linguistics, general linguistics, multilingualism in the deaf and hard of hearing, phonetics and sign language. The department hosts three infrastructures, Språkstudion

Research Assistant (Fixed-Term Employment)

substantial quantitative coursework, for example Master in Engineering or Economics Extensive programming skills Strong interest in economics and public policy Strong written and oral communication skills

Postdoc Fellow Finbio

and oral communication Demonstrated experience in developing non-academic communications material The applicant’s personal references. Terms of employment The position involves full-time employment

PhD student in Finnish

focuses on the study of the Finnish language in Finland and Sweden, Finnish and Sweden Finnish literature and culture, as well as didactic perspectives within these fields. Since 2013, the Finnish section

Postdoc Fellow NatCap

source scientific programming language such as R, Julia, or Python Previous experience using InVEST models is a merit Demonstrated experience in data curation and management Experience conducting research

Research Assistant (temporary employment)

of team, and evidence of active involvement in collaborative research projects Communication abilities: Ability to fluently communicate research ideas and results. This should include both written

PhD student in AI for Drug development

is necessary. The tools developed will be tested rigorously through laboratory analyses to create new classes of pharmaceuticals and/or repurposing known drugs. The spoken language in the lab and

Bioinformatics

team within SciLifeLab focuses on establishing infrastructure, support and training services for the SciLifeLab life science community, with particular emphasis on supporting and training staff

Lecturer in English Linguistics (temporary position)

that it is submitted before the deadline. We would appreciate it if your application is written in English. Since it will be examined by international experts, English is the working language. The

French-speaking research coordinator (temporary employment)

has the best conditions to conduct Swedish and international education and research of the highest quality. SPIDER (the Swedish Program for ICT in Developing Regions) is an independent centre at the