11 master "University of Reading" positions at University of Amsterdam in Netherlands
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Do you enjoy: Are you committed to innovative teaching and original research, with a critical perspective? Are you a motivated and highly versatile professional? Then the position of Assistant
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master programmes (max 20 hours per year); • supervising Bachelor and Master thesis projects whose topics are relevant to your project; Your profile You have/are: • a PhD in neuroscience or a
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of the department. Typical teaching duties involve assisting students during (programming) labs, assessing students work and (co-)supervising BSc and/or MSc graduation projects. In this role you will apply and master
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thesis). We will draft an educational plan that includes attendance of courses and (international) meetings. We also expect you to assist in teaching undergraduates and master students. The gross monthly
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the consortium and Informatics Institute; assist in teaching activities, such as teaching labs and tutorials or supervising bachelor and master students. What do you have to offer? Your experience and profile: a
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For reasons of temporary replacement, the capacity group Conservation and Restoration within the Department of Art and Culture Studies is looking for a lecturer to teach in the Masters (MSc) and
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research group Environment and Society ; developing, coordinating and teaching courses, in Dutch and English, in the Bachelor ’s and (Research) Master ’s programmes in History; supervising Bachelor and
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acquire the required skills. Please clearly delineate your experience (or willingness to learn) with the methods required by this project; a grade transcript of the followed Bachelor's and Master's courses
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acquire the required skills. Please clearly delineate your experience (or willingness to learn) with the methods required by this project; a grade transcript of the followed Bachelor's and Master's courses
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creative in problem-solving within these fields, are open to feedback, are committed to open science, are eager to master new skills (e.g., novel research methods), and are able to keep calm in a rapidly