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15 Apr 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company KU LEUVEN Research Field Psychological sciences » Cognitive science Researcher Profile First Stage Researcher (R1) Application Deadline 15 May 2026
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. Master’s degree in Criminological Sciences. Master’s degree in Law, provided that you can demonstrate solid knowledge of the criminological field and possess the required methodological knowledge and skills
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graduate in the near future. Has a strong interest in and knowledge of the research domains of microbiology, microbial ecology, and applied bioinformatics. Is communicative and willing to report on
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. The candidate ideally has a Master’s degree in (Analytical) Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Bio- or Chemical Engineering, or a related field, with a strong interest in analytical chemistry. A good knowledge
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interested in legal research. Good communication and drafting skills are an asset. You are a team player. You have excellent knowledge of written and spoken English and Dutch. Knowledge of other languages is
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research. You have a good knowledge of and demonstrable interest in academic research and the methodology of social science research. You have active knowledge of software for analysing qualitative data
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knowledge of, and proven interest in company law. Sound knowledge of Dutch, English and French. Candidates with practical experience are very welcome as well. There are two identical vacancies for PhD
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the Leuven and Brussels campuses. Master in law or equivalent degree in law. Good to excellent academic record. Excellent knowledge of Dutch, plus knowledge of French and/or English are a must. Demonstrable
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. The new recruit will be expected to hold a Master in Law with a strong focus on European Union Law. Demonstrable knowledge or experiences in the field, high academic grades, international degrees
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, preferably more. You have an excellent knowledge of English, both orally and in writing. You have a good knowledge of commercial law; knowledge of (European) financial regulation is recommended. You are