PhD Position in Dynamics of Fibre Coating at the Wageningen University & Research, Netherlands

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You have obtained, or shortly expect to obtain, a Master's degree, preferably in public international law, though a Master’s in another discipline will also be considered if it includes a significant component dedicated to international law.

You have strong analytical skills and excellent academic writing skills, as evidenced by your CV.

You are enthusiastic and curious, have perseverance, willpower and the ability to conduct independent scientific research and publish the results thereof.
You display a proactive and flexible attitude.

You possess an excellent command of written and spoken English.

Education at Radboud University

Radboud University is a student-focused research university in the city of Nijmegen, the Netherlands where top research and high-quality education are closely connected. It is home to seven faculties, all located on a green and modern campus with state-of-the-art facilities.

Exchange students

Radboud University is a truly international institution with students from over 100 nationalities around the world. Choose from a full range of over 250 courses in English for exchange students in all faculties.

PhD Candidate Biopsychosocial factors in chronic skin conditions

 In this PhD project, you will focus on examining the biopsychosocial impact of six chronic skin conditions, and the influence of this biopsychosocial impact on disease outcomes and treatment outcomes.

Finding the right treatment at the right moment for the individual patient with a skin condition is the main aim of Next Generation ImmunoDermatology (NGID), a large nationwide consortium that this PhD project will be a part of.

In this PhD project, your main focus will be to examine the influence of biopsychosocial factors such as distress, expectancies and stigmatization on disease outcomes in patients with chronic skin conditions. 

Netherlands Healh Declaration Form  

In Netherlands it is compulsaory for every one to have a health insurance. Every person in netherlands has health insurance called Basic health insurance. So International students who are planing to study in Netherlands must have insurance. Its a basic need.

Study expenses:

Each of the Dutch University has different tuition fee than the other. The tuition fee also varies according to academic level and study programme. The Non-EU/EEA national including Pakistani students have to pay a higher tuition fee amount than EU nationals.

Benefits

Temporary employment contract for 48 months, with a starting date of 01 September 2024.

Salary ranging from €2,770 to €3,539 gross per month, depending on relevant experience.

Tuition fee waiver for PhD candidates.

Free access to courses offered by the Graduate School of Humanities and the Dutch National Research Schools.

Benefits

A competitive salary ranging from €2,770 to €3,539 gross per month.

Additional benefits including holiday allowance, end-of-year bonus, and pension scheme.

Flexible working hours and options for secondary employment conditions.

Possibility for hybrid working within the Netherlands.

Home-working allowance, provision of a laptop and mobile telephone, and attention for good workplaces.