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of a researcher in Finland . Faculty of Information Technology At the University of Jyväskylä, everyone can find their place in the human-centered environment of 2,600 experts and 14,500 students. Our
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. The University of Jyväskylä is a human-centered environment of 2,500 experts and 14,500 students. Our goal is to create wisdom and well-being for all. JYU's naturally beautiful campus is located in the heart
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research environment and supportive work atmosphere, where interdisciplinary collaboration is cherished. Finland has a high standard of living, with free schooling (also in English), affordable childcare
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-enhanced learning environments; Childhood, family, interaction and wellbeing; and Wellbeing, learning and interaction at work. The faculty coordinates a number of infrastructures and networks, including
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, arts, traditions, languages and communication, social sciences and philosophy. The University of Jyväskylä is a human-centred environment of 2,500 experts and 14,500 students. Our goal is to create
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education at the faculty focus on culture, arts, traditions, languages and communication, social sciences and philosophy. The University of Jyväskylä is a human-centred environment of 2,500 experts and 14,500
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to the departments of Mathematics and Statistics and Biological and Environmental Science at the faculty of Mathematics and Science , the faculty of Information Technology , the departments of History and Ethnology
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the ALICE experiment for medical applications In addition to top-level research in an international environment, the doctoral education pilot will offer training in software development, project management
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Biological and Environmental Science . We expect applicants to be ready to start on 1.8.2024 or 1.1.2025 and to be motivated to complete their dissertation within the three-year target period and to be
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learning focuses on advancing understanding of the complex mechanisms and interactions of individual, group-level, and contextual factors in learning in ECEC and compulsory education and home environment