PhD position
PhD Position: Curiosity in the Classroom
phd_position offered by Radboud University. All details as stated by the official source.
Details as recorded
- Deadline
- 20 October 2026 (check the official closing time)
- Where it applies
- Netherlands, NL
- Type
- PhD position
- Level
- phd_candidate
- Funding
- Funding details not recorded
- Eligibility
- You hold, or are about to obtain, a Research Master’s or Master’s degree in educational science, psychology, cognitive science or neuroscience, artificial intelligence or a related discipline. You have experience with designing and conducting educational or experimental research, preferably involving children between 10 and 12 years old, and/or a strong motivation to develop expertise in educational research. You have experience with computational modelling and/or a strong motivation to develop expertise in computational approaches to behaviour. You are able to communicate clearly and sensitively with Dutch-speaking children, parents, teachers and other stakeholders involved in the research. This requires a good command of both Dutch and English, as the project involves working with Dutch-speaking children and schools and communicating research findings internationally. You have experience with quantitative data analysis, preferably using tools such as R, Python, MATLAB, or similar software, and are motivated to further develop your quantitative and computational skills. You are interested in curiosity, motivation, learning and information-seeking behaviour, and have an affinity fo
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phd_position offered by Radboud University. All details as stated by the official source.
You hold, or are about to obtain, a Research Master’s or Master’s degree in educational science, psychology, cognitive science or neuroscience, artificial intelligence or a related discipline. You have experience with designing and conducting educational or experimental research, preferably involving children between 10 and 12 years old, and/or a strong motivation to develop expertise in educational research. You have experience with computational modelling and/or a strong motivation to develop expertise in computational approaches to behaviour. You are able to communicate clearly and sensitively with Dutch-speaking children, parents, teachers and other stakeholders involved in the research. This requires a good command of both Dutch and English, as the project involves working with Dutch-speaking children and schools and communicating research findings internationally. You have experience with quantitative data analysis, preferably using tools such as R, Python, MATLAB, or similar software, and are motivated to further develop your quantitative and computational skills. You are interested in curiosity, motivation, learning and information-seeking behaviour, and have an affinity fo
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Sources
- AcademicTransfer — Dutch public universities and research institutions · Official source
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