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obtained isolated materials. The work will also comprise help in the supervision of undergraduate, graduate and visiting students. The researcher is expected to present their findings in scientific meetings
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based on personal performance. The starting salary will be approximately 4000-4400 €/month. University of Helsinki offers comprehensive services to its employees, including occupational health care
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opportunity for flexible multi-location work excellent opportunities for professional development and continuous learning extensive occupational health care broad selection of staff training staff discount
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demonstrated in previous degree studies and otherwise, to conduct an independent postdoctoral research project according to the research proposal. When assessing applicants’ qualifications, attention will be
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language of MePhiS is English, and excellent written and oral communication skills in English are required. When assessing applicants’ qualifications, attention will be paid to international academic
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-human suffering in Western history, with particular attention to proposed ethical and practical means of alleviating it. The team further explores how these historical responses to extremes can reflect
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, grant researcher’s contract or visiting researcher’s contract at the University of Helsinki are requested to submit their application using the Employee login. If you need help with the recruitment portal
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need technical support with the recruitment system, please contact HelsinkiUni Help at uni-help@helsinki.fi . About Us The Faculty of Medicine promotes high quality scientific research. It provides
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respond to global environmental change. As the project's postdoctoral researcher, you will help shape the scientific direction of ANEW from an early stage. You will lead field campaigns, coordinate
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, starting on 20 November 2026. The position is part of the project New Humanitarian Infrastructures at the End of Aid, funded by the Research Council of Finland and led by Dr. Stefan Millar . The project