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educational technology. You will become part of the Department of Methodology and Statistics and will join an active research group in psychometrics. This project is supervised by dr. Maria Bolsinova, dr
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, and prof. Jeroen Vermunt. Background With the advance of computerized assessments, process data such as response times are now commonly available when respondents take psychological or educational tests
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can contribute to our research, education, impact, and to the team you will be part of. Therefore, we would like to get the best possible picture of your knowledge, insight, skills, and personality
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members, you'll conduct research, publish papers, and complete a PhD thesis. Alongside this, you'll dedicate around 20% of your time to teaching at various academic levels and potentially supervising theses
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staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Project Description We are looking for a talented and ambitious PhD candidate in mixed methods research to develop a novel mixed
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- and well-being researchers, large collections of data resulting from two empirical studies will be analyzed to develop methods and software that can and will be used by many researchers. The first PhD
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will work at the Department of Developmental Psychology. The main task is to develop, coordinate, and execute a PhD project within the research program mentioned above, publish the research results
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., policy makers and mental health care professionals) Teaching and supervision (e.g., supervision of bachelor theses, max 0.2 FTE) Requirements Specific Requirements We look for a highly motivated
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techniques on interlocutors’ ability to achieve (better) interpersonal understanding. You will write a dissertation on the combined studies. We also ask you to spend 10% of your time on teaching in
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. At least 75% of task assignments will be available for this research. The PhD student can be taking part in up to a maximum of 0.2fte in education. Tilburg University offers excellent employment conditions