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Postdoctoral Researcher position in the Study of Religion. The position is open within MePhiS’s research team Future, Futurelessness and Vernacular Responses to Suffering. The position is fix-term for three
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The Faculty of Humanities invites applications for 1-2 POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCHER POSITION(S) IN THE STUDY OF ANCIENT OF NEAR EAST for a fixed term of 12-14-month employment contract starting between
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of Helsinki welcomes applicants from a variety of genders, linguistic and cultural backgrounds, and minorities. A diverse and equitable study and work culture is important to us. That is why we do our best
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on the City Centre Campus. The University of Helsinki welcomes applicants from a variety of genders, linguistic and cultural backgrounds, and minorities. A diverse and equitable study and work culture is
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to history, law, legal history, and memory studies interest in and experience of public engagement English and Swedish language skills What we offer The salary will be based on level 5 of the job requirement
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, especially the history of ideas, literary studies, and theology and religious studies; and (3) critically renewing relevant philosophical and interdisciplinary methodology. As a research group within MePhiS
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of Biological and Environmental Sciences or the Discipline of Social and Public Policy in the Faculty of Social Sciences. The position is initially offered for three years, with the possibility of extension
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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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studies (second-cycle higher education degree or equivalent). The applications are assessed based on the quality and feasibility of the research plan. The abilities and motivation demonstrated in
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The New Humanitarian Infrastructures at the End of Aid project studies how humanitarian infrastructures are emerging, being remade or falling into ruination following the end of global commitment