The Erasmus School of Philosophy is looking for a student assistant to assist in the implementation of the Digital Society SSH-Breed theme at ESPhil. The successful applicant will help Dr. Giulia Napolitano and Dr. Nicholas Vrousalis with the organization of workshops and conferences, support the writing and preparation of grant applications, and disseminate research events and output.
The ideal applicant will have:
Necessary qualifications
- A background in Philosophy;
- ability to work autonomously and efficiently to meet deadlines and juggle multiple tasks;
- excellent communication skills in English, both written and spoken;
Desirable qualifications
- a graduate degree or a completed first year of a graduate degree in Philosophy;
- demonstrable experience in and proven ability to liaise with external speakers;
- demonstrable experience in and proven ability to support conference and workshop organization.
- ability of work on online platforms like PURE.
Please visit the SSH-Breed project website to get an idea of the sorts of project and questions that the research assistant will be responsible for.
Terms and conditions
The successful candidate is expected to start on January 15, 2024 or as soon as possible thereafter. An eight-month contract with Erasmus University will be offered. You will be appointed for 8 hours a week (0.2fte). Your working hours are flexible, and your lectures and tutorials will be taken into account.
The following remuneration applies:
2nd year student: € 523, 60
3rd year student: € 523,60
4th year student: € 569,20
Additional information can be received by contacting Nicholas Vrousalis via e-mail: vrousalis@esphil.eur.nl
Applications
Please submit your application, including a CV and a short motivation letter explaining how you meet the job requirements spelled out above, by e-mail to office@esphil.eur.nl no later than December 20, 2024 (earlier welcome). Please state clearly in the e-mail subject line that you are applying for the job as Student Assistant Research Support.