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character: English is the main language in the research laboratories. The city of Groningen is a historic town and among the ten biggest cities in The Netherlands. It is a vibrant student town with a direct
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methods have excellent oral and written skills in English (requirements: see application format) Have Dutch language skills, level B2 minimal Current master students are welcome to apply. However
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centuries. It offers several (inter)national bachelor and master programmes and with 5000 students and almost 500 staff members. The faculty forms a vibrant community and has a strong AI and law research
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) activities of qurAI group; assisting in educational activities and supervision of bachelor and master students; connecting with other students of the group, identifying synergies and opportunities
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scientist who likes to work with and/or develop new spectroscopic instruments? And do you hold a Master's degree in physics (photonics), electrical engineering or a related field? If so, then you have a part
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may include, for example: supervising workgroups or lab sessions, assisting in courses, or mentoring BSc and MSc students. While teaching will not be your main responsibility, it offers valuable
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challenging, as the underlying molecular mechanisms driving neuropsychiatric symptoms are poorly understood. Exposure to adversity early in life is one of the main risk factors for developing psychiatric
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. The Faculty offers a wide range of degree programmes: 15 Bachelor's programmes and over 35 Master's specialisations. Our research, which is internationally widely acclaimed, covers Archaeology, Cultural
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are part of your PhD trajectory and may include, for example: supervising workgroups or lab sessions, assisting in courses, or mentoring BSc and MSc students. While teaching will not be your main
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understood. Exposure to adversity early in life is one of the main risk factors for developing psychiatric disorders later in life including depression. There is increasing evidence that exposure to stress