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LINC - PhD student criminology (100%)

Ente di ricercaScadenza 13 agosto 2026
Ente
KU LEUVEN
Paese
Belgio
Campo di ricerca
Criminology » Other Sociology » Other Political sciences » Other Juridical sciences » Criminal law Anthropology » Social anthropology
Lingua dell’annuncio
Inglese
Tipo di contratto
To be defined
Profilo ricercato
Dottorando in criminologia
Titolo di studio
Master Degree or equivalent
Sede
Leuven, Belgio
Pubblicato il
Scadenza
13 agosto 2026

Descrizione

LINC - PhD student criminology (100%) Sintesi in italiano (traduzione automatica): L'organizzazione KU Leuven offre una posizione di dottorato di quattro anni nel progetto di ricerca 'Framing Justice for Victims', supervisionato dal professor Antony Pemberton. Il progetto si concentra sull'identificazione dei bisogni delle vittime di atrocità attraverso interviste narrative con vittime dei conflitti in Siria e Ucraina, residenti in Belgio, Paesi Bassi e Germania. È richiesta una laurea magistrale in un campo pertinente come criminologia, psicologia, diritto o scienze sociali. Sono necessarie buone capacità di ricerca, comunicazione e un'ottima padronanza dell'inglese, con conoscenze di olandese preferibili. Il candidato ideale deve essere in grado di lavorare in team e autonomamente, mostrando creatività e flessibilità. La posizione offre opportunità di sviluppo personale e un ambiente di lavoro stimolante e collaborativo. You will be starting a four-year PhD position, in the new research project Framing Justice for Victims, funded by KU Leuven and under the supervision of professor Antony Pemberton, in cooperation with emeritus professor Stephan Parmentier. The aim of the project is to identify atrocity victims’ needs via qualitative case studies of the Syrian and Ukrainian diasporas. To do so the project will consist of in-depth narrative interviews with victims of the violent conflicts in Syria and Ukraine, residing in Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany. A full description of the project is available on request. The project is connected to the NWO VICI-WOVEN project of prof. Pemberton at NSCR in the Netherlands. You have a master's degree (or equivalent), preferably in a relevant domain (e.g., criminology, victimology, psychology, law, sociology, economics, (public) management, political science, security science). Good study results are indispensable. You have a strong interest in scientific research in general and victimological topics in particular. Experience with conducting research with vulnerable research participants in recommended. You possess demonstrable scientific and communication skills (e.g., critical thinking, methodological skills, writing skills, presentation skills, project management). You have an excellent command of the English language. Much of the empirical research will be conducted in English. In addition, the researcher will need to be able to present his/her research at international conferences, as well as to publish the research findings in high-quality international scientific journals. You possess sufficient command of the Dutch language. You have social skills that allow to work in a team, combined with the necessary skills to work independently on separate sub-projects. You are creative and flexible and combine this with strong administrative and organizational skills. We offer you a full-time and paid appointment as a PhD student for a maximum of four years. We offer an exciting and challenging job, with lots of variety. You will have a chance to cooperate with leading scholars in the field of victimology and transitional justice, including the supervising professor Antony Pemberton and co-supervisor Stephan Parmentier. You will have the opportunity to contribute to a socially highly relevant and large-scale research project into the experiences of victims of atrocity rimes which also offers ample opportunities to build an international network. You will get multiple opportunities for personal development by means of conference participation, “doctoral schools” courses, frequent contacts with the professional field in victimology, atrocity studies and transitional justice, educational activities and publications. You will work in an extremely social, tolerant and constructive work environment that offers plenty of opportunities for people to develop. Job interviews will take place the week of August 31st. For more information please contact Prof. dr. Antony Pemberton, mail: antony.pemberton@kuleuven.be . Annuncio in inglese. Fonte: Euraxess (Commissione europea).

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