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an international team We can offer the PhD candidate: A PhD scholarship of up to four years and, if successful, a PhD in Engineering Technology A competitive salary and additional benefits such as
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Engineering at KU Leuven. The PhD candidate will be supervised by Prof. Niels Horsten, who leads the thermal-hydraulics research activities on SMRs at KU Leuven. The candidate will become part of a growing
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, artificial intelligence, food technology and sustainability from KU Leuven, ILVO and Artevelde University College of Applied Sciences. The PhD candidate will be responsible for:•Designing and developing
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of the Department of Architecture (Faculty of Engineering Sciences, KU Leuven), with Prof. Luce Beeckmans as your supervisor.Central to your PhD research is the collaborative design of strategies and interventions
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investigate whether runners can be used as "human sensors" to assess the quality of the infrastructure. You have a Master's degree in Civil Engineering, or a related field that aligns with the topic of the PhD
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25 Jul 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company KU LEUVEN Research Field Engineering » Mechanical engineering Researcher Profile First Stage Researcher (R1) Application Deadline 1 Oct 2026 - 23:59
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: Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering Ranked within the top 10% of their class in MSc and BSc, and have exceptional grades Good background in deep learning with familiarity in model training, inference
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close interaction with academic and industrial stakeholders. The ideal candidate: holds a Master's degree in Engineering Technology, Bioscience Engineering, or a related discipline. has a strong interest
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value candidates with strong teamwork abilities, interdisciplinary curiosity, and an awareness of the socio-economic and policy impacts of sustainable engineering. A funded PhD position, including
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their social identification with the (running) community. You have a Master's degree in Movement and Rehabilitation Sciences, Psychology or a related field with relevance to the subject of the PhD research. You