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: Conduct collaborative and independent research on community-based democratic innovations and experiments in response to the climate crisis. Design and carry out assessments, evaluations, and comparisons
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to conduct your research independently while being an active member of an international research team. Excellent written and oral communication skills in English will be needed. We will offer a meaningful
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According to the Regulations of the University of Helsinki, an appointee to the position of postdoctoral researcher shall hold a relevant doctoral degree and have the ability to conduct independent scholarly
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, Anthropology or Sociology of Religion) and have the ability to conduct independent scholarly work as well as the teaching skills necessary for the position. Other academic activities of MePhiS are expected. A
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positions starting from 1 January 2027. Doctoral researchers at the University conduct their doctoral research as part of an international scholarly community under the supervision of the best researchers in
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demonstrated in previous degree studies and otherwise, to conduct an independent postdoctoral research project according to the research proposal. When assessing applicants’ qualifications, attention will be
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expertise and scholarly interest. The main task of the appointed doctoral researcher is to conduct independent research at the intersection of critical migration studies, sociology of work and platform labour
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in advancing the research aims described above. Applicants must hold a doctoral degree in a relevant field within the humanities or social sciences and have the ability to conduct independent scholarly
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studies that support future clinical development of retinal therapies. Key responsibilities The postdoctoral researcher will: Lead and conduct independent research projects within the group's scientific
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to their own expertise and scholarly interest. The main task of the appointed doctoral researcher is to conduct independent research in a selected humanitarian context in Kenya (or a relevant alternative site