Full Professor: Social and Economic History

The Economic, Social and Demographic History section at Radboud University is looking for a Full Professor of Social and Economic History (0.8-1.0 FTE). The position builds on the section's existing strengths, which include the social history of (Dutch) colonialism and labour inequalities, demographic history and medical history. Methodologically, historical databases and quantitative analysis are common to these fields of expertise as is a focus on the role of ordinary people in societal developments. You are an economic and social historian with wide scholarly interests who links historical research to a wider public (co-creation and citizen science) and to contemporary issues (societal debates and policy advice). Our section is especially interested in scholars able to study economic and societal developments (both in their historical context and in light of scientific approaches) and present-day societal issues, such as inequality, the colonial past or demography.

As Chair of Economic, Social and Demographic History at Radboud University, you will build on your robust and innovative research agenda, a track record of outstanding scholarly publications, and other academic achievements at an international level. You will develop cross-disciplinary collaborations through teaching and research, mentoring and forging links with students and faculty across the university and beyond. You will contribute to the development of courses at all levels and teach both introductory and specialised courses. You will also participate in teaching in Faculty-wide minor programmes and the Research Master’s degree programme.

You will take on a leading role in your field of expertise and present a strong vision of its future development. You will play a dynamic and proactive role in the Radboud Institute for Culture and History (RICH), one of the research institutes of the Faculty of Arts, contributing to its mission and research programme by participating in and further stimulating its research activities, publishing in high-impact journals and other research outlets, recruiting and supervising PhD candidates, mentoring junior faculty members, and applying for research grants.

Full Professor: Social and Economic History

The Economic, Social and Demographic History section at Radboud University is looking for a Full Professor of Social and Economic History (0.8-1.0 FTE). The position builds on the section's existing strengths, which include the social history of (Dutch) colonialism and labour inequalities, demographic history and medical history. Methodologically, historical databases and quantitative analysis are common to these fields of expertise as is a focus on the role of ordinary people in societal developments. You are an economic and social historian with wide scholarly interests who links historical research to a wider public (co-creation and citizen science) and to contemporary issues (societal debates and policy advice). Our section is especially interested in scholars able to study economic and societal developments (both in their historical context and in light of scientific approaches) and present-day societal issues, such as inequality, the colonial past or demography.

As Chair of Economic, Social and Demographic History at Radboud University, you will build on your robust and innovative research agenda, a track record of outstanding scholarly publications, and other academic achievements at an international level. You will develop cross-disciplinary collaborations through teaching and research, mentoring and forging links with students and faculty across the university and beyond. You will contribute to the development of courses at all levels and teach both introductory and specialised courses. You will also participate in teaching in Faculty-wide minor programmes and the Research Master’s degree programme.

You will take on a leading role in your field of expertise and present a strong vision of its future development. You will play a dynamic and proactive role in the Radboud Institute for Culture and History (RICH), one of the research institutes of the Faculty of Arts, contributing to its mission and research programme by participating in and further stimulating its research activities, publishing in high-impact journals and other research outlets, recruiting and supervising PhD candidates, mentoring junior faculty members, and applying for research grants.

Full Professor: Social and Economic History

The Economic, Social and Demographic History section at Radboud University is looking for a Full Professor of Social and Economic History (0.8-1.0 FTE). The position builds on the section's existing strengths, which include the social history of (Dutch) colonialism and labour inequalities, demographic history and medical history. Methodologically, historical databases and quantitative analysis are common to these fields of expertise as is a focus on the role of ordinary people in societal developments. You are an economic and social historian with wide scholarly interests who links historical research to a wider public (co-creation and citizen science) and to contemporary issues (societal debates and policy advice). Our section is especially interested in scholars able to study economic and societal developments (both in their historical context and in light of scientific approaches) and present-day societal issues, such as inequality, the colonial past or demography.

As Chair of Economic, Social and Demographic History at Radboud University, you will build on your robust and innovative research agenda, a track record of outstanding scholarly publications, and other academic achievements at an international level. You will develop cross-disciplinary collaborations through teaching and research, mentoring and forging links with students and faculty across the university and beyond. You will contribute to the development of courses at all levels and teach both introductory and specialised courses. You will also participate in teaching in Faculty-wide minor programmes and the Research Master’s degree programme.

You will take on a leading role in your field of expertise and present a strong vision of its future development. You will play a dynamic and proactive role in the Radboud Institute for Culture and History (RICH), one of the research institutes of the Faculty of Arts, contributing to its mission and research programme by participating in and further stimulating its research activities, publishing in high-impact journals and other research outlets, recruiting and supervising PhD candidates, mentoring junior faculty members, and applying for research grants.

Research Assistant in Neuro AI at the Donders Centre for Cognition

You will work on a series of short, impactful projects across our consortium partners. Your primary goal is to apply cutting-edge neuro-AI knowledge to various scientific challenges, creating synergy and fostering new collaborations.

For example, one project might involve developing machine learning models to analyse complex neuroimaging data. Another could focus on implementing AI-driven tools for behavioural analysis. This unique role allows you to actively connect different research groups and contribute to a stronger collaborative dynamic across a number of research centres in the Netherlands.

Research Assistant in Neuro AI at the Donders Centre for Cognition

You will work on a series of short, impactful projects across our consortium partners. Your primary goal is to apply cutting-edge neuro-AI knowledge to various scientific challenges, creating synergy and fostering new collaborations.

For example, one project might involve developing machine learning models to analyse complex neuroimaging data. Another could focus on implementing AI-driven tools for behavioural analysis. This unique role allows you to actively connect different research groups and contribute to a stronger collaborative dynamic across a number of research centres in the Netherlands.