PhD Positions

Job description 

The department of Organization, Strategy and Entrepreneurship at the School of Business and Economics, Maastricht University, is looking for a full-time doctoral researcher (paid PhD candidate) starting in September 2020. The PhD will focus on social entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial ecosystems in a European or global context. Candidates are expected to enter the doctoral program of the Graduate School of Business and Economics (GSBE) at Maastricht University and to deliver a doctoral dissertation within four years. The PhD candidate will be supervised by Professor Martin Carree and Dr Jarrod Ormiston. 

OB DESCRIPTION 

1.    The project 
Title: Invisible children: a rights-based approach to development for children living in unrecognized states 

The Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute invites applications for 3 PhD positions as part of the European Research Council (CoG) funded project MYMOVE: Migrant youth mobility in Europe: patterns, processes and consequences.  

Aim: This project aims to describe the unintended consequences of the provision of mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) to displaced persons. 

Wij zoeken 

U doet promotieonderzoek naar de wijze waarop strafrechters en vreemdelingenrechters omgaan met tijdsdruk. Bij de Nederlandse rechterlijke macht bestaat bezorgdheid over tijdsdruk en de mogelijke gevolgen voor de kwaliteit van hun beslissingen.

The role of EU agencies in the management and guarding of borders in the EU. 

LISER, Uni.lu and STATEC invite highly qualified and motivated applicants for PhD positions within the framework of the new ACROSS doctoral training unit on ‘Analysis of Cross-Border Human Mobility’, funded by the PRIDE scheme of the Luxembourg National Research Fund (FNR).

Danube University Krems is Europe’s leading university for continuing education. As the only public university for continuing education in the German-speaking area, it specialises in upskilling programmes for working persons and, in teaching and research, is engaged in tackling current and future social challenges. Currently around 8,000 students from more than 80 countries are enrolled in Master’s studies and short programmes. 
 

About the project/work tasks: 

Migration is a prioritized area of research at the University of Bergen and is organised as one of the pillars of the strategic initiative on research into global challenges. At the Faculty of Social Sciences, migration research takes place at all departments and centres, and the research unit on International Migration and Ethnic Relations (IMER) has served as the core cross-disciplinary platform for studies and research on this topic for over two decades. The aim of IMER Bergen is to contribute to research-based knowledge about international migration, including on the interplay between politics and mobilities, and migration and inequalities 

About Malmö University 
Malmö University is an innovative, urban, and international university located in the centre of Malmö. We have about 1,900 employees and 25,000 students. Our research and our education programmes are shaped by the role of the university in an open society: to contribute to a sustainable and equal society through a scientific approach in collaboration with other societal actors. One of our priorities is to identify and take on the challenges of the future. Our researchers and students want to be at the center of events and, together with others, create, share and disseminate knowledge in order to understand, explain, and develop societies, both locally and globally.