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models help decision-makers evaluate and improve the resilience of water supply systems. However, quantitative modelling frameworks often miss critical social dimensions and power dynamics that dictate
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project will be embedded in the Youth Studies (Interdisciplinary Social Science) and Youth and Family (Education and Pedagogy) research programmes at Utrecht University. The interdisciplinary advisory
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clear understanding of social science research methods, in particular qualitative ones, demonstrated through your grade transcripts and CV. Experience with quantitative methods is an added value. You have
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and Master’s level. You will be embedded in the Interuniversity Centre for Social Science Theory and Methodology (ICS) Graduate School . Requirements Specific Requirements We are looking for you, if you
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carbon ecosystems – seagrasses, tidal marshes, mangroves and macroalgae – in order to promote the role of blue carbon ecosystems in sequestering greenhouse gas emissions and their inclusion into climate
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Requirements Knowledge, Skills & Experience (Essential): You hold a Master's degree in Urban Planning, Geography, Social Psychology, Sociology, Political Science, Policy Studies, or Sustainability Science, or
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colleague who holds a PhD in the area of: sustainability science, urban planning and governance, human geography, policy studies, sustainability transitions, environmental policy and planning, environmental
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for an enthusiastic candidate, who has (almost) finished a (Research) Master programme in Sociology, Interdisciplinary Social Science, or a comparable field; has a strong interest in the study of gender inequalities
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/medical domain or social sciences (MSc), with specific interest and expertise in educational sciences, particularly assessment issues. Furthermore, you bring: experience with qualitative and quantitative
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. This interdisciplinary project is a close collaboration between the department of Methodology and Statistics and the department of Interdisciplinary Social Science . Adolescence is a phase characterised by heightened