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combination of formal and informal philosophical methods to address research questions about the philosophy and logic of informational content; assess various analyses of content and its applications to belief
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staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The Ethics Institute of Utrecht University’s department of Philosophy and Religious Studies seeks a researcher for a four-year, full
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staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The Ethics Institute of Utrecht University’s Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies seeks a researcher for a four-year, full
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. Additionally, the track offers students the possibility to explore interdisciplinary connections with many other tracks at UCU, such as law, economics, anthropology, philosophy, history and media studies
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staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The Ethics Institute of Utrecht University’s Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies seeks a researcher for a 3-year, full-time
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Social Sciences. We welcome applicants from diverse disciplinary backgrounds, including innovation studies, science and technology studies (STS), sustainability transitions, philosophy, anthropology, human
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and internships; a clear teaching philosophy, which should be elaborated on in the motivation letter; holding or willingness to obtain within two years, the Dutch University Teaching Qualification (UTQ
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current and future research interests, and a statement of your teaching interests and philosophy (maximum: 1 page). We also request that you arrange to have three letters of recommendation submitted
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insights from theatre and dance studies, anthropology, art studies, social sciences, critical theory, and philosophy, and is characterised by a strong societal orientation. Specifically, you focus
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proposals. You will be embedded in the UU research group Sacrality and the Greek Polis and work together with researchers in Work Package 3 of the Anchoring Innovation project (Philosophy of Religion) and