PhD student 'Eliciting Laundered Preferences in the Context of Health and Wellbeing' (1,0 fte) (EXPIRED)
Erasmus School of Philosophy, Erasmus University Rotterdam
Job category | Graduate fellowship / Fixed term |
AOS | Prevention of Health Care, Value Based Health Care, Evaluation of Health Care, and Health Equity |
AOS categories |
Biomedical Ethics Social and Political Philosophy |
AOC | Prevention of Health Care, Value Based Health Care, Evaluation of Health Care, and Health Equity |
AOC categories |
Social and Political Philosophy |
Workload | Full time |
Vacancies | 1 |
Location |
Remote work Organization based in Rotterdam, South Holland, Netherlands |
Start date | September 2019 |
Job description |
Erasmus University Rotterdam aims to contribute to better health based on smarter choices, which are inspired by original research. To leverage this it has started a new initiative: the Erasmus Initiative ‘Smarter Choices for Better Health’. This ambitious initiative will drive research around this complex issue, from various perspectives, and focuses on four themes: Prevention of Health Care, Value Based Health Care, Evaluation of Health Care, and Health Equity. ‘Smarter Choices for Better Health’ creates a critical mass of high quality research and offers excellent opportunities to generate significant impact in society. Currently ‘Smarter Choices for Better Health’ (theme Evaluation of Health Care) offers a new opportunity for a position of PhD student 'Eliciting Laundered Preferences in the Context of Health and Wellbeing' 1.0 fte at Erasmus School of Philosophy (ESPhil) of Erasmus University Rotterdam (EUR). As the successful candidate:
We expect you to:
How to apply The application package should include two files in PDF format:
Additional information about the vacancy can be obtained from Prof. dr. Jack Vromen (e-mail: [email protected]; a description of the PhD project can be found here). A selection committee will be responsible for the selection of the candidate. If you make it through the first selection round, you will be invited for an interview on Wednesday afternoon (1 – 5 pm) August 28 (please block this date in your diary). Diversity Conditions of employment Erasmus School of Philosophy – ESPhil Erasmus University Rotterdam |
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To apply, please send your application package, no later than July 25 2019, 23:59 CET (Amsterdam time) by e-mail to [email protected]. Please mention “PhD Philosophy Smart Choices” in the subject line.
The application package should include two files in PDF format:
One non-anonymized PDF: Motivation letter and CV.
One anonymized PDF, i.e. your name and other identifying information should not appear anywhere in the file: a writing sample (max 5,000 words).
Additional information about the vacancy can be obtained from Prof. dr. Jack Vromen (e-mail: [email protected]; a description of the PhD project can be found here). A selection committee will be responsible for the selection of the candidate.
If you make it through the first selection round, you will be invited for an interview on Wednesday afternoon (1 – 5 pm) August 28 (please block this date in your diary).
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Web address to apply | https://www.eur.nl/esphil/vacancy-phd-student-elic... |
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Hard deadline | July 25, 2019, 7:59pm CET |
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Web address for more information | https://www.eur.nl/esphil/vacancy-phd-student-elic... |
Contact name | Prof.dr. Jack Vromen |
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Time created | June 25, 2019, 9:39am UTC |
Scheduled expiry date | July 25, 2019, 7:59pm CET |
Expired on | July 26, 2019, 8:46pm CET |
Last updated | September 25, 2019, 3:00pm UTC |
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