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master programmes in finance with 300+ new students every year. The programme delivers in-depth knowledge from theoretical and practical perspectives. www.rsm.nl/fi Opens external With its large, young
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publications, and assisting in organizing and presenting at workshops and conferences; Take relevant courses and training; Participate in the PhD program activities and the intellectual life of the Institute
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consortium funded through the European Union’s Horizon program. Employment conditions and benefits We offer you an internationally oriented and varied job in an enthusiastic team, with excellent working
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, prosperity and entrepreneurship program’, more specifically within the “digitalization, new ways of working and the new employee” theme; publishing research findings in (peer reviewed) international scientific
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for your job with EUR? Then you may be eligible for the 30%-ruling if you meet the requirements of the Belastingdienst (Dutch tax agency), and with our Dual Career Programme we will also help your partner
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organization in Iron Age and Roman Portugal’, funded by the Cultuurfonds (Regato fund) and led by Prof. dr. Tesse Stek and Dr. Anita Casarotto. The Research Assistant's primary responsibility will be to support
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theoretical perspectives on knowledge exchange, communities of practice and identity formation. Under the daily supervision of Prof. Daan Raemaekers (ceramic archaeology, Neolithic) and dr. Stijn Arnoldussen
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the Université Paris-Saclay, France and scientific director of the Clinicobiome programme at Gustave Roussy in the Paris suburb of Villejuif. The aim of this medical research programme is to examine how microbiota
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whole, ignoring that specific factors likely matter more for some groups than for others because the meanings they ascribe to climate change differ. This project (funded through the Vici programme of
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tumour response to treatment can then bring this much-needed clarity, and implementing this understanding into computational tools can provide the potential for rapid clinical response to patients