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urban areas located along major waterways can be a central and productive link in the ecological system, enhancing their ecological function can benefit existing and novel ecosystems in and surrounding
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The Department of Geography, Planning, and International Development Studies (GPIO) at the University of Amsterdam invites recently graduated PhDs in urban and regional planning to apply
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urban greening initiatives shape children’s environmental attitudes and behaviour”, which is embedded in the Centre for Sustainable Development Studies and the new Research Priority Area: BRIDGES
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professor, who will take an active role in research and related education related to Urban Mental Health , the largest interdisciplinary Research Priority Area from the University of Amsterdam. You will be
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offer an academically exciting environment. GPIO is at the forefront of innovative education, offering a BSc in Human Geography and Planning, MSc degrees in Human Geography, Urban and Regional Planning
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, while also creating tradeoffs between the various urban functions by intervening in specific areas while neglecting others. This is particularly seen in port areas, where industrial, logistic, touristic
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field of language and culture. Located in the heart of Amsterdam, the faculty maintains close ties with many cultural institutes in the capital city. Research and teaching staff focus on interdisciplinary
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cultural institutes in the capital city. Research and teaching staff focus on interdisciplinary collaboration and are active in several teaching programmes. Want to know more about our organisation? Read
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the Netherlands in diverse ecosystems (e.g. dunes, grasslands, wetlands, forest, urban environments, freshwater and coastal marshes). These sensors are used to assess the occurrence, abundance, behaviour, biomass
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) at the University of Amsterdam invites applications for a fully-funded four-year PhD position on digital urbanism. The position is part of the NWO-funded project “Curating the Digital City,” which is led by Professor