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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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responsible for the coordination of the thesis trajectory of students in the MSc in Strategic Entrepreneurship programme. As an RSM lecturer in this department, your main tasks are to evaluate the students
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. For more information about the group, please go to: https://www.rsm.nl/research/departments/technology-and-operations-management/business-information/ Opens external Job description You educate and inspire
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the marketing partner for one of RSM's business lines, helping to translate business objectives into effective marketing activities that support enrolment, engagement and growth. Working closely with programme
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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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Bachelor’s programme, a full course in the Master’s programme, and supervise Master’s theses. The position includes 0.1 fte research time, during which you will be part of the European and Global Governance
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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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preferably have: A Bachelor or Master’s degree in psychology, neuroscience, social sciences, data science, computer science, or a related field. Knowledge of or strong interest in open science. An interest in
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Netherlands for your job with EUR? Then you may be eligible for the 30%-ruling if you meet the requirements of the Belastingdienst (Dutch tax agency), and with our Dual Career Programme we will also help your partner
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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