PhD Fellowship | Biologicals for PET at the Tracer Center Amsterdam in Netherlands, 2019

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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.

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

The successful candidate will receive a full-time position for four years, with a salary ranging from €2,770 to €3,539 gross per month. Additionally, they will be enrolled in the Graduate School of the Faculty of Science and Engineering and receive a holiday allowance of 8% gross annual income and an 8.3% year-end bonus.

How to Apply

Cover letter

Curriculum vitae/motivation statement

Transcripts from Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees

Contact details of two potential referees

PhD project 1 based at the Energy and Sustainability Research Institute at the University of Groningen: Characterising sedimentary heterogeneities across scales

PhD project 2 based at the Department of Geoscience and Engineering at the Delft University of Technology: High-resolution geological modelling and numerical simulations of geoenergy applications.

Application

To be successful the application has to include:

Cover letter

Curriculum vitae/motivation statement

Transcripts from you Bachelor’s and Master’s degree

Contact details of two potential referees

Bachelor's degree programmes

Looking for an undergraduate programme at a top university in the Netherlands? With over 45 different Bachelor’s programmes, some of which have several variants (tracks) the University of Groningen is the place to be. On this page you will find an overview of the programmes we have to offer.

How to Apply

Curriculum vitae (CV) including personal information, academic qualifications with transcripts, research experience, educational and employment history, etc.

Motivation letter detailing the applicant’s interest in the position and relevant qualifications.

Name and (e-mail) address of two academic references.