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sustainable organizations and working lives Social inequality and inclusion in the welfare society Candidates must demonstrate knowledge of and interest in empirical, qualitative research methods as a
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sociology, anthropology, critical health studies, or related fields and preferably with experience in ethnography and participatory methods who is motivated to undertake doctoral research as part of a
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natural settings. The project develops sensory ethnographic methods to capture the multisensory aspects of place in therapeutic processes, as well as their situated material, social, and affective
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, and natural settings. The project develops sensory ethnographic methods to capture the multisensory aspects of place in therapeutic processes, as well as their situated material, social, and affective
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contribution Envisioned methods and empirical work Project plan (GANT-chart) Required Qualifications Candidates must hold a master’s degree or equivalent within urban planning, environmental planning
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administration Theoretical overview and competences Scientific originality Advanced methodological skills (whether quantitative, qualitative, mixed-methods, big data, machine learning) You are required
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will co-develop and independently shape the project based on their own research interests and expertise in quantitative methods. Potential approaches to this topic may (but do not need to) include
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training in, qualitative methods such as interviews, focus groups, ethnography and/or document analysis; We also emphasize the following qualifications: The ability to develop a coherent, feasible
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procurement practices in the healthcare sector. The project will challenge established economic processes for public procurement by applying environmental and ecological economics concepts and methods to