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The department of psychology of the University of Amsterdam (UvA), is partner in a large national gravitation grant on the new science of mental disorders (lead by Maastricht University). In
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, University of Amsterdam, Leiden University, and Maastricht University focussing on the network approach of psychopathology. The PhD student will report results via peer-reviewed publications and conference
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, University of Amsterdam, Leiden University, and Maastricht University focussing on the network approach of psychopathology. The PhD student will report results via peer-reviewed publications and conference
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Maastricht University focussing on the network approach of psychopathology. The PhD student will report results via peer-reviewed publications and conference presentations, and ultimately deliver a PhD thesis
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, Maastricht University, Trimbos Institute and UMC Utrecht. More information about the DOUBEL-DOSE consortium can be found here . Opportunities for you An inspiring interdisciplinary team, strong interaction
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their multimodal application, with an education in cognitive neuroscience or biomedical science. The grant is a collaboration with dr. O’Shea from Oxford and prof dr. Baeken from Brussels. The primary tasks and
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led by Dr Katie Kuschminder. Under the supervision of Dr Katie Kuschminder, the PhD researchers will be responsible for developing and carrying out their own original project in one of the following
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led by Dr Katie Kuschminder. Under the supervision of Dr Katie Kuschminder, the PhD researchers will be responsible for developing and carrying out their own original project in one of the following
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Post-Doctoral Researcher at UNU-MERIT / Maastricht Graduate School of Governance of the School of...
be to conduct original field work (planned at six months) in each case study country with key stakeholder interviews and narrative interviews with return migrants. The final phase of the project will
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their multimodal application, with an education in cognitive neuroscience or biomedical science. The grant is a collaboration with dr. O’Shea from Oxford and prof dr. Baeken from Brussels. The primary tasks and