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€ 3.204 - € 4.051 Employment 1 fte - 1 fte Introduction The Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication (ESHCC) is looking for two highly motivated PhD candidates to join a research group led by Dr
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Listen Published Thursday 10 Sep 2026 Deadline Wednesday 30 Sep 2026 Work area PhD Organisational unit Erasmus School of Health Policy & Management (ESHPM) Salary € 3.204 - € 4.051 Employment 1 fte
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coordinate 2.0 FTE of student assistants. The working language of the team, for communication and joint meetings, is English (C1 level). We also expect a B2 level of Dutch for liaising with students and
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lecturer. Job requirements We expect that you have a PhD degree (or are in the process of obtaining one) in marketing or a related field and can demonstrate a strong interest in teaching at the MSc level. We
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, including the Dutch language MA Media Studies programme Media & Journalistiek. All lecturers will be expected to supervise pre-master’s, BA and/or MA thesis projects. Given the specific teaching needs in our
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good understanding of the research process and the needs of researchers; an excellent command of English (C1). Dutch language skills (B2) are considered as an advantage, or you are willing to develop
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on introductory courses in media studies, digital media industries and organizational communication. Job requirements A Master’s degree (a research master is considered an advantage) or approved PhD
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verbal communication skills in English. Additional language skills in Dutch are an advantage. Employment conditions and benefits We offer you an internationally oriented and varied job in an enthusiastic
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outside of the university. While many already make use of this potential, these efforts remain fragmented and scattered. In an age where universities increasingly have to demonstrate their license
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, the department offers the Dutch-language MA Media Studies programme Media & Journalistiek. The department has close ties with Derius – Erasmus Research Institute for Media, Culture and History, the primary