55 Science "Massachusetts Institute of Technology" uni jobs at University of Amsterdam in Netherlands
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Would you like to help students become future change-makers and pioneers in computational social science? Are you passionate about project-based teaching and eager to apply transdisciplinary
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engineering, with a strong profile in research and teaching, and a strong commitment to academic education. What are you going to do? You are expected to actively contribute to the activities of the MNS or CCI
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Do you have a background in social sciences or an interdisciplinary field of study? Would you like to help undergraduate students learn all about theoretical concepts, research methods and tools in
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Are you passionate about programming and anything related to digital technology? Or more specifically in machine learning, natural language processing and network analysis? Would you like to help
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Have you always thrived in a classroom, being close to students? Do you want to be part of a thriving Software Engineering program? Do you want to work closely with word-class researchers and
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Are you interested in research methods and in supporting student research projects through methodological advice? Since 2014, the Communication Science Department has a Methods Desk where students
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The Amsterdam Business School (ABS) is part of the University of Amsterdam’s Faculty of Economics and Business . ABS Master in Business Administration was #1 ranked in 2016 and the school is
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The UvA/AUAS Library is looking for a Community Manager DSC for 32 hours per week. As Community Manager you will be working for the Amsterdam Data Science Centre (DSC) to help us bring the UvA data
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Are you interested in research practices and the broader field of privacy and open science? Would you like to help researchers understand and incorporate the best and most up-to-date research