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the role of L1/L2 learners). Essentials A Masters’ degree in a relevant discipline (e.g., linguistics, psychology, cognitive science, neuroscience). Students who expect to complete their Master’s degree by
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fieldwork and interviews with museum professionals, policymakers, and community stakeholders Collect and analyze archival, policy, and institutional data Contribute to the development of original research
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, Culture, History and Society (ERMeCHS), the department, as well as the HERITOUR consortium. Job requirements To be eligible, a candidate must have: Not resided or carried out their main activity in
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, Culture, History and Society (ERMeCHS), the department, as well as the HERITOUR consortium. Job requirements To be eligible, a candidate must have: Not resided or carried out their main activity in
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well as the HERITOUR consortium. Job requirements To be eligible, a candidate must have: Not resided or carried out their main activity in the European or Caribbean territories (the public entities Bonaire, St
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doctoral research within the framework of the project, working closely with the project team (postdoctoral researcher and project lead). Your main tasks include: Develop an original PhD research project
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general. To support academic and personal development, PhD candidates follow courses and assist in teaching Earth Sciences at Bachelor's and Master's level. Together these activities amount to twenty
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valuable framework for examining these interactions and clarifying the roles of the different actors involved. The research consists of two main phases. In the first phase, the researcher conducts
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cities in Colombia and one other Latin American country, potentially, Peru, using a qualitative participatory and co-production research approach. The research will be conducted by you and the Principal
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). You will work on an original PhD project embedded in the Utrecht University School of Economics and the interdisciplinary Delta Climate Center, combining rigorous economic analysis with real-world