34 computional-geometry-algorithm positions at Erasmus University Rotterdam in Netherlands
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consortium funded through the European Union’s Horizon program. Employment conditions and benefits We offer you an internationally oriented and varied job in an enthusiastic team, with excellent working
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if you meet the requirements of the Belastingdienst (Dutch tax agency), and with our Dual Career Programme we will also help your partner find the right job for them. Employer Erasmus University Rotterdam
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agency), and with our Dual Career Programme we will also help your partner find the right job for them. Employer Erasmus University Rotterdam (EUR) is an internationally oriented university with a strong
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instructional designs and implementation considerations for large-scale VR implementation. By integrating insights from psychology, behavior science, human-computer interaction (HCI), and information systems (IS
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for your job with EUR? Then you may be eligible for the 30%-ruling if you meet the requirements of the Belastingdienst (Dutch tax agency), and with our Dual Career Programme we will also help your partner
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in the programme portfolio of the Finance department: MSc Finance & Investments BSc programmes Supervising and coaching students with their MSc theses and BSc projects Performing various coordinating
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Netherlands for your job with EUR? Then you may be eligible for the 30%-ruling if you meet the requirements of the Belastingdienst (Dutch tax agency), and with our Dual Career Programme we will also help your partner
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research questions and if you're interested, teaching a basic python programming course. Job requirements HBO+ education, preferably related to programming, informatics, or computer science Fluent in English
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, prosperity and entrepreneurship program’, more specifically within the “digitalization, new ways of working and the new employee” theme; publishing research findings in (peer reviewed) international scientific
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whole, ignoring that specific factors likely matter more for some groups than for others because the meanings they ascribe to climate change differ. This project (funded through the Vici programme of