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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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. Your job This PhD project examines the role of emotionally charged migration narratives in digital societies. It investigates how these narratives are constructed and circulated online, how individuals
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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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Are you a curious, research-driven historian with an interest to collaborate in a team that is interdisciplinary? Do you wish to write a PhD thesis with impact? Then this is the vacancy for you
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We are looking for a PhD-candidate in a unique project investigating the subsurface heterogeneity and geohydrological conditions below dikes, focusing on the risk of backward erosion (piping). Your
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PhD "Climate, Cooperation and Community in Asia" Faculty: Faculty of Humanities Department: Department of History and Art History Hours per week: 36 to 40 Application deadline: 15 August 2026
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PhD: Characterization of subsurface heterogeneity in backward erosion (piping) Faculty: Faculty of Geosciences Department: Department of Physical Geography Hours per week: 32 to 40 Application
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at the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences has a job opening for PhD candidate. In the position of PhD candidate, you are responsible for conducting original research on computational models of semantic
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& Spatial Planning, Physical Geography, and Sustainable Development. The team of the Department of Physical Geography excels in research and education on BSc, MSc and PhD level. We research processes
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environmental challenges? Join the Department of Physical Geography at Utrecht University as a PhD candidate and help shape the next generation of geospatial modelling. Your job Predicting ecosystem dynamics