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(IFF) at the Faculty of Humanities, Social Sciences and Education. About the Department of Philosophy and First Semester Studies (IFF) The Institute has an engaged academic environment with broad
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an environmental focus. This may include, but is not limited to: Mining, infrastructure, and resource extraction Human-animal relations Cosmopolitics and perceptions of the environment Biodiversity and zoonotic
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use of machine learning methods for the benefit of Sámi patients from a healthcare point of view. Hence, the work will be conducted in a highly interdisciplinary research environment and the candidates
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in termination of the employment before the original end date. About the Department of Philosophy and First Semester Studies The Department has an engaged academic environment with broad expertise in
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Tromsø, is the northernmost university in the world. Its focus on climate and the environment is clearly dictated by its geographical location at the edge of the Arctic. The main task of the Faculty
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. Familiarity with Sami issues and the Norwegian Child Welfare System is a requirement. Proficiency in English, both oral and written. Applicants must be able to work in an international environment. Nordic
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to start in the position within a reasonable time after receiving the offer. Institutional and Academic Environment AHR comprises approximately 40 staff members within the academic disciplines of Religious
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reasonable time after receiving an offer. Institutional and Academic Environment AHR comprises around 40 staff members in the disciplines of religious studies, history, and archaeology. The department is
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underway, related to sustainability and industrial animal welfare during slaughtering of marine species, including the Catch Welfare Platform (CWP). Work is also underway on projects aimed at environmental
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implications of speech and / or neurotechnologies in such applications of AI and their relevance for minority groups. Working environment: The Health Data Lab (HDL) is a research group at the Department