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To be eligible for the PhD position, candidates must hold a master’s degree in a technical field such as computer science, artificial intelligence, human-computer interaction (HCI), or industrial design. They should possess front-end programming skills (web development) and demonstrate an interest in digital identity and societal digitalization.
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Radboud University is a renowned research institution dedicated to making a positive impact through groundbreaking research and high-quality education located in Nijmegen, the Netherlands. Established in 1923, it fosters an inclusive and collaborative environment, bringing together diverse perspectives from over 70 countries among its staff and students. With a strong emphasis on addressing societal challenges, such as cybercrime and climate change, the university excels in fields ranging from science and technology to humanities and social sciences.
Application Deadline: 24 March 2025
Brief Description
- University or Organization: Radboud University
- Department: Faculty of Science (iHub – Interdisciplinary Research Hub on Digitalisation and Society)
- Course Level: PhD
- Award: Gross monthly salary of €2,901 – €3,707 (based on a 38-hour work week), plus 8% holiday allowance, 8.3% end-of-year bonus, and additional benefits
- Access Mode: Online application
- Number of Awards: 1
- Nationality: Domestic and International
- The award can be taken in: The Netherlands
Eligibility
• Eligible Countries: All countries• Acceptable Course or Subjects: The scholarship will be awarded in any subject offered by the university, with a focus on applications of ID wallet apps in areas such as contract signing, authenticated communication on social media, and online voting.• Admissible Criteria: To be eligible, the applicants must meet all the following criteria:
- Hold a Master’s degree in a technical field such as computer science, artificial intelligence, human-computer interaction (HCI), or industrial design.
- Possess front-end programming skills (web development).
- Demonstrate an interest in the digitalization of society and developments in digital identity.
- Be capable of integrating technical, human, and societal perspectives.
- Support open science and open-source software development.
- Have expertise or interest in user-centered/participatory design, value-driven design, and/or qualitative/user research.
- Exhibit good oral and written communication skills in English.
- Be a team player, eager to collaborate in an interdisciplinary team (computer scientists, lawyers, ethicists, historians, social scientists).Additional advantages (not required but preferred):
How to Apply
Applications must be submitted online via the designated application button on the Radboud University website by the deadline of 24 March 2025. Applicants should address their letter of application to Dr. Hanna Schraffenberger and include all required documents as specified in the application form. The preferred start date for employment is 1 September 2025. For more details on the application procedure, visit the Radboud University careers page.
Benefits
- A temporary employment contract (1.0 FTE) of 1.5 years, with a possible extension of 2.5 years (totaling a 4-year contract) upon positive evaluation.
- A starting salary of €2,901 gross per month, increasing to €3,707 by the fourth year, plus an 8% holiday allowance and an 8.3% end-of-year bonus.
- Flexible working hours, options for remote work, and a choice between 30 or 41 days of annual leave (based on full-time employment).
- Dual Career Coaching to support your partner in finding employment in the Netherlands.
- Access to training and development programs, a good pension plan, and a 34% discount on sports and cultural activities at Radboud University.
- Opportunities to publish in top-tier scientific journals, present at international conferences (e.g., CHI, SOUPS), and contribute to open-source software.
- Collaboration with leading societal partners and involvement in public debates on digital identity.
