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Listen Published Tuesday 8 Sep 2026 Deadline Friday 9 Oct 2026 Work area Academic staff Organisational unit Erasmus School of Economics (ESE) Salary € 4.925 - € 6.682 Employment 1 fte - 1 fte
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? And do you enjoy creating effective processes and systems that enable engagement on the basis of education and research to flourish? Then you may be the Programme Director Engagement we are looking
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), aims to evaluate and facilitate the implementation of these emerging technologies. The project combines methodologies from Health Technology Assessment (HTA), health economics, and implementation science
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fte Introduction The Erasmus School of Philosophy is looking for a postdoc candidate to conduct research in any area of philosophy of science and/or moral philosophy relevant to climate change research
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or participatory research setting is a clear advantage; a completed (or nearly completed) Master’s degree in econometrics, mathematics, computer or biomedical sciences, artificial intelligence
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fte - 1 fte Introduction The Student Wellbeing Programme has entered a new phase. The latest results from the EUR Student Wellbeing Monitor (2026) confirm that a sense of belonging is the most decisive
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expertise and the department's teaching needs. Initially, a substantial part of the teaching is expected to be in the master’s programme in Commercial Law. Indicatively, the teaching duties will focus on a
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Groot) Job requirements A completed master’s degree in a relevant field (e.g., data science, information science, research management, social sciences, or a related discipline) Strong quantitative data
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Policy & Management) and ESSB (Erasmus School of Social and Behavioural Sciences). As Team Lead, you will coordinate the Data Support Team and shape the strategic development of open research
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. Natália da Silva Perez examining how European colonial expansion (1600–1900) influenced ideas about women’s work. This research project combines archival research and computational text analysis of ideas