15 criminal-law-phd positions at University of Amsterdam in Netherlands

Assistant Professor European Law

? A PhD in European Law; You have proven, high-quality research output in the field of European Law (and/or a closely related field/discipline) in international journals and/or books; Didactic qualities

Two PhD Positions on Embodied Foundation Models

lab group at the University of Amsterdam, and you will actively collaborate within the OpenBots lab, that contains a team of five PhD students, two at the University of Amsterdam (this vacancy) and

PhD Position on Generative AI, CSR, and Corporate Legitimacy

PhD position on the role of generative AI in corporate social responsibility communication and corporate legitimacy Hundreds of millions of individuals increasingly use generative artificial

PhD position in Representations for Neural Information Retrieval

At the University of Amsterdam we are looking for a PhD student who is interested in improving the robustness of neural search algorithms. This research, at the intersection of information retrieval

PhD Position Persuasive Communication: An Intervention for Non-Suicidal Self-Injury and Depression

PhD Position Persuasive Communication: An Intervention for Non-suicidal Self-injury and Depression Through a Culturally-sensitive Chatbot. Are you interested in how a personalized culturally

PhD Position on the Role of Generative AI in Corporate Social

PhD position on role of generative AI in corporate social responsibility communication and corporate legitimacy Hundreds of millions of individuals increasingly use generative artificial

PhD Position in Accountable Usage Control for Distributed Data Processing Systems

the Amsterdam Data Exchange (AMdEX) consortium. The goal of this PhD position is to conduct fundamental research into novel distributed usage control models with high degrees of accountability, transparency

DSA Research Fellow (Researcher)

stakeholder interactions, and organising workshops, lecture series, and/or similar events; Experience with the acquisition of external funding is a plus; A relevant master’s or PhD degree in information law, or

Assistant Professor Colonial Environmental History and Decolonial Futures

the humanities, social sciences, and law with the aim of establishing what more just, decolonial futures could look like and how (competing) claims for reparative justice could be addressed to make these futures

Lecturers in New Media and Digital Culture

curriculum here.   Lecturers who have a PhD may also be asked to teach courses in the related Master’s programmes. Candidates should have considerable knowledge of the study of New Media and Digital Culture in