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PhD Purpose of schooling and its meaning for the teaching profession (1.0 FTE) (V24.0306) « Back to the overview Job description The Department of Pedagogical and Educational Sciences (GION) and the
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The Department of Pedagogical and Educational Sciences (GION) and the Department of Teacher Education jointly seek a Ph.D. candidate for a research project that focuses on the multiple enactments
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Philosophy, Politics and Economics. These posts are teaching posts only. They do not include research time. Teaching is face-to-face. The positions add up to 1.1–1.4 FTE. There is pedagogical and peer support
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medicine in the BA programme Philosophy of a specific discipline; (5) Philosophy of economics in the MA Philosophy, Politics and Economics. These posts are teaching posts only. They do not include research
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exemptions. You improve the study life of our students and make it more enjoyable, so they can develop into legal professionals in a pleasant and easy way. In addition, you will, amongst others, be responsible
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environment as well as to acquire valuable teaching experience: the PhD candidate is expected to conduct a total of 0.4 fte teaching during the second, third and fourth year of their appointment. Tasks and
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can develop into legal professionals in a pleasant and easy way. In addition, you will, amongst others, be responsible for the following tasks you are available to give students advice on all topics
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-means-studying-the-history-of-those-who-stay Organisation and affiliation The University of Groningen has an international reputation as a dynamic and innovative centre of higher education offering high
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Frisian and Dutch literature). This PhD project offers a unique opportunity to work in an international research environment as well as to acquire valuable teaching experience: the PhD candidate is expected
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for the project “Substance Use and Risk Taking among At-Risk Youth”. This project is a collaboration between the Department of Sociology and the Department of Pedagogical and Educational Sciences (GION