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for wetland biodiversity conservation in Senegal, West Africa. This 4-year PhD position is embedded within a vibrant and internationally recognized academic environment at the University of Groningen (RUG
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an international place of knowledge. Faculty of Economics and Business The Faculty of Economics and Business offers an inspiring study and working environment for students and employees. International accreditation
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toward our core values of inclusiveness and equality as a shared responsibility, and we work constructively to create a socially safe environment. Diversity of students and staff enriches academic debate
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environment and to acquire valuable research experience. The project is funded by a bequest to the university and should include the archaeological record of the southeastern part of the province of Friesland
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). The department’s laboratories are well equipped for molecular biology, cell biology, immunology, organoid culture, and omics-based analyses, offering an excellent research environment for a PhD candidate interested
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on creating a socially safe environment. Diversity among students and staff members enriches academic debate and contributes to the quality of our teaching and research. We therefore invite applicants from
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on creating a socially safe environment. Diversity among students and staff members enriches academic debate and contributes to the quality of our teaching and research. We therefore invite applicants from
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geography, demography and spatial planning. Our research programme TRACE (Transformations, Communities and Environments) seeks scientific and societal impact through cutting-edge research at the interface
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over the world contributing to a dynamic and multicultural environment. Due to its innovative research initiatives and high-quality education, the University of Groningen is currently in or around the
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are constructively working on creating a socially safe environment. Diversity among students and staff members enriches academic debate and contributes to the quality of our teaching and research. We therefore invite