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skills are mandatory. Greenlandic(Kalaallisut, Tunumiisut or Inuktun) language skills are considered an advantage. Master students currently writing their master’s thesis are welcome to apply
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Techno-Anthropologyand healthcare practices; Proficiency in Danish or another Scandinavian language and English. In assessing the applications, special emphasis will be placed on: The applicant's academic
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language. National and international collaborations must be demonstrated. The position requires strong research qualifications within pain research, neuroscience, medicine, bio-medicine, biomedical
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programming language(e.g., Python, R, etc.) is essential. Knowledge of the data science package ecosystem and modern scientific computing practices is desirable. Professional writing and communication skills in
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against established off-line tools like PyBamm and should be implemented in Python language on the Master platform of the project.. The applicant must provide and upload a proper project description, which
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Applicants WHO are planning to complete a doctoral thesis in English and who do not have English as a first language or WHO have not completed an English language-based Master's programme(or an equivalent
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study/research in the areas of family law and particularly comparative family law. Additional language skills are considered a bonus. The PhD will be supervised by Prof Jens Scherpe, the Director of
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well as knowledge of the Master's degree in Social Work(or a related education) is an advantage. Danish language skills is a requirement. The application The application must contain the following: Your CV. A
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doctoral thesis in English and who do not have English as a first language or WHO have not completed an English language-based Master's programme(or an equivalent educational achievement in English) shall
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are expected to have research experience in one or more of the above-mentioned areas, i.e., communication, culture, psychology of language or psychology. In relation to research, applicants should document