PhD Student and Teaching Assistant in Brain and Cognition

You hold a master’s degree in psychology or biomedical sciences.

You have excelled during your studies.

You have experience with one or more phases of the research cycle.

You have a strong interest in (cognitive) neuroscience.

You can work both independently and as part of an international team.

You are results-oriented.

You are interested in sharing your expertise through teaching activities.

You are flexible and can efficiently organise research and teaching support.

You are Dutch-speaking (required for teaching support) and have a fluent command of English.

As a doctoral researcher, you will be the driving force behind a research project at the intersection of perception and numerical cognition. You will have the opportunity to further develop the research objectives, set up studies (behavioural and neurocognitive studies), collect data, analyse these data, and report the results.More specifically, you will:

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