20 master-"https:" "https:" "https:" "https:" "Adolescent Health Study (AHS)" PhD scholarships at University of Amsterdam (UvA) in Netherlands
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also contribute to teaching at the bachelor and master level. You will work here You will be employed at the Department of Psychology at the University of Amsterdam, within the Clinical Psychology
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, supervising Bachelor and Master theses, and tutoring students. What do we require? You are/have an enthusiastic, motivated and dedicated scientist with a (research) master’s degree with relevant experience in
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tasks fluctuates across time scales from sub-seconds to several weeks. This PhD project has three main objectives: (1) Develop novel adaptive evidence-accumulation models for a range of cognitive tasks
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Amsterdam Rotterdam); teach seminars and/or practical for bachelor and master students; supervise bachelor and master student projects; present data at local, national and international scientific meetings
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research. This is what you will be doing Contribute to the overall goals of the project through close collaboration with the PI and two postdoctoral researchers; Conduct original research, including data
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psychology and developmental science. You will work closely with the principal investigator and a postdoctoral researcher, and collaborate with performing arts festivals, music venues, and cultural partners in
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to (co-)supervise Bachelor and Master students. What we ask of you We are looking for someone with a MSc degree (or close to obtaining one) in theoretical (particle) physics; an interest in precision
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international consortium and attending network-wide training events; Writing academic publications for peer-reviewed international journals; Assisting in teaching courses and supervising Bachelor/Master theses
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will draft an educational plan that includes attendance of courses and (international) meetings. You will also be expected to assist in teaching undergraduates and master students. The gross monthly
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at international conferences Contributing to teaching activities by assisting in undergraduate and master's courses Collaborating with members of Prof. Shahidzadeh and Prof. Hannelore Derluyn's group. The project is