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teaching and supervising tasks for the International Bachelor's Arts and Culture Studies (IBACS) and/or the Master's programmes Arts, Culture and Society/Cultural Economics and Entrepreneurship. Requirements
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. The goal is to develop new exact algorithms for the CVRP, and to provide theoretical insights that provide handholds for future research by the scientific community in the pursuit of exact algorithms
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, education and valoristion of the academic profile of the chair. Research: The major aims: Publish and contribute to the historical and academic debate in the field. Represent the ESHCC and the History
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for the candidate to develop own ideas based on these data collections. In addition, the surveys and collected data need to be prepared for publishing in an open access repository, so that interested researchers can
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recruiting a PhD researcher (5-years), with 20% teaching tasks. Job description Driven by its ambition to expand its position as a leading research institute in Europe, Erasmus School of Law Department Law
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motivated new colleague who is expected to perform teaching and supervising tasks for the International Bachelor’s Arts and Culture Studies (IBACS) and/or the Master’s programme Arts, Culture and Society
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recruiting a PhD researcher (5-years), with 20% teaching tasks (fulltime). Job description The Department Law, Society & Crime provides a home to researchers in Criminology, Criminal Law, Sociology of Law and
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expected to perform teaching and supervising tasks for the International Bachelor’s programme in Communication and Media (IBCoM) and/or the Master’s programme Media and Creative Industries. Requirements
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Communication department of the Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication is looking for a highly motivated new colleague who is expected to perform teaching and supervising tasks for the International
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contribute to variation in important indicators of socio-economic status such as educational attainment, occupational status, and income. Also for these indicators, the psychologist Turkheimer famously