29 master positions at Utrecht University in PhD

PhD position on contributing to biodiversity recovery using university campuses as living labs

Requirements A Master of Science in Environmental Science, Ecology or Sustainability Science, or related disciplines. A completed Master of Science degree by Summer 2024. Excellent research skills and ethical

PhD position on The campus as an urban living lab: Examining the transformative learning experiences and outcomes of students from engaging with biodiversity at the UU Campus

of European environmental policies; Willingness to acquire new skills as required for the required research of the PhD project. Specific Requirements A Master of Science in Urban Planning, Geography, Social

PhD Position: Molecular Mechanisms of Protein Biogenesis

group working on projects around protein synthesis and folding; work in a stimulating scientific environment with top-notch instrumentation and infrastructure; master the use of optical tweezers with

PhD: Contributing to biodiversity recovery using university campuses as labs

main supervisor, Utrecht University), Prof. Aveliina Helm (PhD co-supervisor, University of Tartu), Dr. Sietze Norder (PhD co-supervisor, Utrecht University), Robin Aanstoot (National Park Utrechtse

Two PhDs in Innovation/Global Governance for Earth and Space Sustainability

to the overall aim, objectives, and strategy of the project, including primary and secondary data gathering, empirical analyses, methodological innovation, and theoretical development; Complete a dissertation

PhD Position: Understanding Hydrological Impacts of Mountain Greening

and Master's levels. Collectively, these activities will comprise twenty percent of the contracted time. Requirements Specific Requirements We look forward to your application if you have the following

Combined PhD - Lecturer Position in Inclusive Food Transitions

Master's degree in Social Sciences (e.g. Political Science, Sociology, Psychology, Human Geography), preferably with an interdisciplinary orientation and a focus on one or more of the following areas

PhD: Improving Psychological Treatments for Young People with Depression

can improve treatment outcomes (i.e., greater reduction of depressive symptoms). The primary responsibilities include: designing research studies (including stimulus/task development and programming

PhD Candidate history of global north-south public health cooperation

(2024-2029) funded by the European Research Council (ERC) and directed by Dr. Ozan Ozavci (Principal Investigator, PI) at the Department of History and Art History. COOPERATION project will recapture

PhD in Transformative Learning when Engaging with Biodiversity at the UU Campus

University, the Netherlands. Supervisory team: Professor Niki Frantzeskaki (PhD main supervisor, Utrecht University), Dr Katharina Hölscher (PhD co-supervisor, Utrecht University), Professor Huiwen Gong (PhD