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described below. The intended starting date is 1 January 2027. Job description The teaching component falls within the broad scope of Law & Markets and will be determined on the basis of the candidate's
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decision-making algorithms to answer a question that health services across Europe are struggling with: how much surveillance is enough, for whom, and delivered by whom? Job description Background Follow-up
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needed to make chronic disease care more effective, efficient and fair in low-resource settings. Job description Are you interested in leading applied research within a large-scale field experiment aimed
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just understand Open Science but wants to actively shape it. Job description As Faculty Liaison You serve as the primary point of contact for academic and support staff within ESHPM and ESSB
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’ progress and coordinate the related tasks. Job description Becoming one of our lecturers, you join a dynamic and international department of dedicated educators and academics who engage in high-quality
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(RSM). Job description You will work with an existing readiness assessment framework developed within the project. Your role will be to assess and document open databases: OpenAlex and OpenAIRE and
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: Pernambuco Atlantic Africa (for example, Senegambia, Gold Coast, or Angola) Job description Your PhD research will focus on one of the project’s historical cases to examine how women’s lived experiences
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needed. Job description Examples of what your tasks may include (your own unique skills and experience in the area of information literacy may also play a role in your final task profile): Teaching
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partners in Rotterdam. Job description The Community & Engagement Coordinator ensures that EUR students are aware of and participate in activities, initiatives and support relating to student wellbeing. You
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also helps mitigate the limitations of a narrow ‘business case for diversity’ view, which may create unrealistic expectations, increase pressure on ND individuals; and contribute to tokenization