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Your position The Doctoral Program in Literary Studies The international, interphilological Doctoral Program in Literary Studies at the University of Basel offers doctoral students excellent
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, including cutting edge quantum physics and chemistry, material science, nanotechnology, biochemistry, cell biology, or medical research. The SNI PhD programme includes multiple social events, trainings in
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One PhD scholarship (for 1 year) within the Department of Ancient Civilizations at the University of Basel The PhD program of the Department of Ancient Civilizations at the University of Basel
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programs within the Department of Social Sciences. The working languages of the school are English and German. We are advertising three start-up scholarships (32'000 CHF/12 months each) for the next academic
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research areas through your research, publications, and the acquisition of third-party funding. You will offer eight semester hours of teaching per week on the bachelor and master programs. Through lectures
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This position is funded through the University of Basel's Stay on Track program, which aims to support female postdoctoral researchers returning to work after maternity leave. Starting on: 01/09
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Your position You will be responsible for the establishment, strategic leadership, and ongoing development of an independent, internationally visible research program of high clinical and scientific
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, or layered materials, as well as Python programming (or similar) is a plus. Most importantly, an applicant should be driven by curiosity and should be motivated to work through a difficult long-term (4 years
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influence peacebuilding policy, the swisspeace Communication Program is looking for a: Policy & Stakeholder Engagement Lead (80 – 100 %) The swisspeace Communication Program examines and advises on the role
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internationally in our research and study programs. The PhD candidate will join the Human Development group at the Faculty of Psychology, University of Basel and contribute to a research program investigating the