VACANCY: Head of Corporate Communications (heritage)

Are you an outstanding strategic communicator with a wide understanding of cultural heritage in the digital realm? A practised speaker, writer and influencer who knows their way around the EU? Are you passionate about making sure our cultural past is available to our future? Then come and join Europeana.
Europeana is a catalyst for change in the world of cultural heritage, creating new ways for people to engage with their cultural history. Through Europeana, everyone can explore over 30 million digitised books, paintings, films and audio files from the great collections of Europe. We're opening up cultural heritage for use in new apps and services that will contribute to Europe's digital economy.
You will work to build recognition of Europeana's social and economic value at a European level. Your audiences will be policymakers and politicians in the EU and national ministries. You'll use PR to engage the media and the wider public in our work. You will need to develop strong networks among the professional heritage, learning and creative sectors.
The Head of Corporate Communications is based in our head office in the National Library of Netherlands in The Hague, and is responsible for two team members based in the UK. The post-holder reports to the Executive Director and works closely with the Business Development Director, the marketing team and other colleagues to develop and implement strategic, consistent communications that reinforce the Europeana brand to all target audiences.

Key responsibilities include:

• All Europeana Corporate Communications & PR strategy fromcreation to planning and execution
• Demonstrating and communicating Europeana’s value to EU policymakers, funding agencies and strategic bodies
• Creating corporate documents
• Implementing Europeana’s brand positioning
• Developing communications channels to new target audiences in the creative industries and research sectors
• Overall editorial responsibility for corporate news, policy and corporate documents and Europeana’s Professional website
• Work closely with the Executive team, Marketing Manager and Chief Network Officer to ensure aligned communications, and manage a small comms team and large Europeana Communicators Group
• Part of the Europeana keynote speech team and the spokesperson for Europeana for media and journalists
• Overseeing PR campaigns - Europeana employs and manages PR companies across Europe and works with partners as well as with input from Ministries and memory institutions
• Leading communications work packages for two major EU projects, delivering reports and outputs to schedule

You must have:

• Extensive experience of PR and communications work at a strategic level
• Perfect English with the ability to write and present fluently
• First-rate organising skills with an eye for detail
• High level of understanding of social media and digital technologies
• Wide knowledge of cultural heritage
• A willingness to travel, sometimes at only a few days’ notice, to work with our partners around Europe
• A positive disposition, able to work cheerfully to demanding deadlines in a busy environment
• Proven networking skills, with the ability to work with a range of teams from different backgrounds and perspectives
• Leadership and motivational skills, with a team player’s outlook combined with individual initiative and imagination

Good to have:

• Another European language
• Postgraduate professional qualification

Location & benefits
Europeana’s head office is in the National Library of Netherlands in The Hague. However, the British Library also houses members of Europeana’s communications team. You can choose to be based in either location, although the London location will require you to travel frequently to The Hague and spend large amounts of time working with the teams based there. You will also need to travel to other European countries.
If based in the British Library: you will have a salary in line within the scale £31,911 -49,989 (annual gross) depending on your experience and skills.
If based in the National Library of Netherlands: you will have a monthly gross salary between EURO 3,228 - 5,048 (scale 11-12), in line with the Collective Labour Agreement for Research Institutes, depending on your experience and skills.
Furthermore you will have: 42 days holiday per year, a holiday allowance (around 8%) and an annual bonus (around 8%).
Its also important to know that the National Library of the Netherlands in The Hague is very close to Central Station.
How to apply?
Send us your CV (in English) with a covering letter outlining what interests you about this position to: jobs@europeana.eu
Should you have any additional questions or require more information before deciding to apply, please send us an email.
You should respond before February 10, 2014
More about us
For more information see: http://pro.europeana.eu/about/

VACANCY: PhD student SpySpot: Visualization of Advanced Persistent Threats

PhD student SpySpot: Visualization of Advanced Persistent Threats

Specifications - (explanation)

Function types	PhD positions
Scientific fields	Engineering
Hours	36.0 - 40.0 hours per week
Education	University Graduate
Job number	V32.1786
Translations	nl en
About employer	Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e)
Short link	www.academictransfer.com/19124

Job description

Project Description: Cyber-attacks have grown in number and sophistication, achieving unprecedented success in reaching their targets. Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) such as data exfiltration attacks are both dangerous and difficult to detect. These targeted and stealthy attacks using specifically developed malware circumvent classical detection systems based on signatures or statistical anomalies in network traffic. Only by looking in detail at the actual content of communication would it be possible to detect APTs. A method is thus needed to analyse the huge amount of data involved in an effective way.
SpySpot proposes a solution which combines deep packet analysis with visualization of the analysis results enabling an end user to easily spot anomalies created by APTS like digital espionage. In the deep packet analysis the meaning of communication is recovered using protocol syntax and semantics, abstraction brings additional structure to this meaning and anomaly detection finds patterns deviating from the norm. While automated analysis is needed to manage the huge amount of data, no automatic method can match the ability of the human mind in recognizing deviations and evaluating these. The analysis will thus support visualization of results for human-based evaluation and be able to take into account feedback on the discovered anomalies, such as discarding harmless ones in future traffic.
As a PhD student your tasks concern the following activities:

• carry out research within the project, in cooperation with the other parties involved;
• report on the results in papers and conference contributions;
• finishing a PhD thesis in four years;
• a small contribution to the teaching activities of the Visualization group may be asked.

Requirements

Requirements:We are looking for a candidate who meets the following requirements:

• a Master degree in Computer Science, Mathematics, or closely related discipline;
• a strong interest in information visualization, human computer interaction, and security;
• excellent analytic, creative, and implementation skills;
• ability to work in a team, cooperate both with academic and industrial partners;
• fluent in spoken and written English.

Conditions of employment

Appointment and salary:We offer:

• a full-time temporary appointment for a period of 4 years, with an intermediate evaluation after 9 months;
• a gross salary of € 2,062 per month in the first year increasing up to € 2,638 per month in the fourth year;
• a broad package of fringe benefits (e.g. excellent technical infrastructure, the possibility of child daycare and excellent sport facilities).

Additional information

Information:

• For more information about the project, please contact prof.dr.ir. J.J. van Wijk, e-mail: J.J.v.Wijk@tue.nl .
• For information about employment conditions, please contact mr. C. Kuiters HR-advisor TU/e, e-mail: pzwin@tue.nl.

Application:The application should consist of the following parts:

• a cover letter explaining your motivation and qualifications for the position;
• a detailed Curriculum Vitae (and if applicable a list of publications);
• contact information of two references;
• copies of diplomas (including list of courses and grades);
• proof of English language skills (if applicable).

 Deadline for application: January 31st, 2014.
!!Submit your application using the “APPLY NOW” button!! ---> GO to this website: https://www.academictransfer.com/employer/TUE/vacancy/19124/lang/en/

VACANCY: PhD Candidate for Advanced Brain Imaging

Location	Nijmegen
Function types	PhD positions
Scientific fields	Behaviour and Society
Hours	38.0 hours per week
Education	University Graduate
Job number	30.01.14
Translations	en
About employer	Radboud University Nijmegen (RU Nijmegen)
Short link	www.academictransfer.com/21452

Apply for this job within 23 days

Job description

We are seeking an early-stage researcher for a European Industrial Doctorates programme in advanced brain imaging using MRI. The project is a collaboration between the Donders Centre for Cognitive Neuroimaging at Radboud University Nijmegen (Netherlands) and Siemens Medical Solutions based in Erlangen (Germany). Additional training will also be provided by the Rotterdam School of Management. The goal is to provide high-level modern training for physical scientists wishing to pursue a career in industry or academia. You will divide your time equally between Nijmegen and Erlangen, spending the first year of the project in Nijmegen. You will thus experience both an academic and a commercial environment. The project will use novel brain imaging techniques to make exhaustive examination possible within a fraction of the time needed only a few years ago. You will develop acquisition and analysis tools in Nijmegen and translate them into prototype applications in Erlangen. These will enable an analysis not only of brain anatomy, but also of brain connectivity. In the final stage of the project the tools developed will be utilised in a cohort of healthy volunteers to obtain normative values of brain anatomy and connectivity as functions of age and gender. The project offers an integrated training programme in MR-physics, neuroimaging and commercial and business skills, and will offer the researchers a broad range of career choices upon graduation.

Requirements

- a background in physical sciences, mathematics or engineering;
- an excellent academic trackrecord with a completed Master’s degree at the start of the project;
- a high degree of motivation and the ability to work independently;
- good communication skills, including both verbal and written English;
- the ability to work well in a team;
- an interest in the commercial application of advanced medical imaging techniques;
- prior knowledge of MR physics and the C++ programming language would be advantageous;
- to conform with EU regulations you may not have resided in the Netherlands for more than 12 months in the last three years.

Conditions of employment

- you will be classified as PhD student (promovendus) in the Dutch university job-ranking system (UFO).
- the starting salary is €2,083 per month on a full-time basis; the salary will increase to €2,542 per month in the third year;
This vacancy was originally published in October/November 2013. Applicants who were rejected at the time are kindly requested not to apply again.

Contract type: Temporary, 3 years

Organisation

Radboud University Nijmegen

Strategically located in Europe, Radboud University Nijmegen is one of the leading academic communities in the Netherlands. A place with a personal touch, where top-flight education and research take place on a beautiful green campus in modern buildings with state-of-art facilities.

Department

Donders Institute, Centre for Cognitive Neuroimaging

The work environment in both Nijmegen and Erlangen is highly stimulating and international. There is guaranteed access to state-of-the-art MRI scanners (at 1.5, 3 and 7 Tesla) and advanced computing facilities.
“As one of the largest providers worldwide, Siemens Healthcare helps to optimize processes in healthcare and to better care for patients. Approximately 51,000 people integrate medical technology, IT, service and consulting for innovative solutions with proven customer benefits.

The business unit Magnetic Resonance (MR) in the healthcare sector of Siemens AG is a highly innovative business unit. The non-invasive nature of this imaging modality fosters a high research activity in this field. In this context we are cooperating intensively with our customers to further develop new techniques for preclinical and clinical imaging.

No commercial propositions please.

Additional information

David Norris
+ 31 24 3610649
David.norris@donders.ru.nl

www.ru.nl/donders;http://www.siemens.com/healthcare

Radboud University Nijmegen

 

Found here: https://www.academictransfer.com/employer/RUN/vacancy/21452/lang/en/

Vacancy: Junior Conservator Ship models at famous Dutch museum

The Conservation Department’s ship model studio is looking for a Junior Conservator ships model and scale models, to start as soon as possible at the National Museum of Art and History of the Netherlands, the Rijksmuseum

Specifications - (explanation)

Location	Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Function types	Technical, Laboratory positions, Research, Development, Innovation
Scientific fields	Natural Sciences, Engineering, Language and Culture
Hours	36.0 hours per week
Salary	€ 2542 - € 3328
Job number	AT 19148
Translations	en
Short link	www.academictransfer.com/21468

Apply for this job within 40 days

Job description

The Rijksmuseum’s model ship and scale-model collection is one of the most prominent maritime collections in the world. The heart of the collection consists of technical scale models constructed during the 19th century by order of the Ministry of the Navy. Such models were tools in the process of designing and constructing new naval vessels. These models were initially kept in the Marinemodellenkamer (Naval Models Room) in The Hague. This collection was soon expanded to include unique model ships from the 17th and 18th centuries, technical tools, weapons and captured standards. With the reopening of the Rijksmuseum, a significant part of this collection is once again on show to the general public, for the first time in almost a century. Over the past thirty years, intensive efforts have been made to fully treat and describe the approximately 1600 objects that make up this collection. In 2014, this work will culminate in the publication of a catalogue of the entire collection. The next few years will be devoted to research into the production process used to create these exceptional scale models. This project will focus mainly on the model makers themselves, and on the materials and methods that they used.
Job description
The essence of this position is to efficiently and effectively maintain model ships in optimal condition. The key task of the Junior Conservator ships model and scale models is the conservation of the model ship and scale-model collection. This will involve close collaboration with the Curator of Maritime Collections. The Junior Conservator works in the Furniture conservation department, and reports to the Head of Furniture Conservation. The Junior Conservator can also be assigned duties in the wider context of the work carried out in this department.
The main activities of this position are:

• Helping to monitor the physical condition of the model ship and scale-model collection in close consultation with, and subject to the instructions of, the Curator of Maritime Collections, such that imminent or actual deterioration is identified at a sufficiently early stage for corrective action to be taken;
• Performing conservation and restoration treatment, and the associated research, as directed and instructed, also in the context of any general work that needs to be carried out in the Furniture department;
• Contributing to the development of methods of research and conservation;
• Participating in development projects (including scientific projects) and conducting targeted research in the area of conservation;
• Taking part in project-based activities, including participation in consultative bodies and the implementation of substantive and administrative project-related work.

Requirements

• University degree in Conservation, with a specialization in the conservation of model ships, wood or furniture, or a comparable qualification from another country that is relevant to this specialism;
• Knowledge of, or affinity with, the function and construction of ships and model ships down through the ages;
• Knowledge of, and proficiency in, carrying out conservation treatments appropriate to the objects in the collection;
• Knowledge of, and proficiency in, preserving the various materials from which the objects are made;
• Proficiency in reporting the procedures followed and the results obtained;
• Knowledge of international developments in the field of conservation, as well as of new methods and concepts;
• Ambition to ultimately make a personal scientific contribution, by means of publications in this field;
• In addition to a good command of spoken and written Dutch, candidates must also have a command of modern languages, especially with regard to the specialism in question; (But they put out the vacancy in English so just try it and tell you will learn it)
• Proficiency in the use of Microsoft Office applications and Collection Management Systems (Adlib);
• Proficiency in technical drawing (analogue and/or digital).

Profile

• Integrity with regard to the ethical aspects of conservation and to aesthetic considerations; 
• An ability to reflect on personal practices;
• Possesses social (including working in groups) and communication skills;
• Analytical, and focused on problem solving; 
• Development-oriented approach;
• Service-oriented and flexible. 

Conditions of employment

The appointment is for a period of one year, after which there is the option of a maximum of two one-year extensions. The salary will depend on your education and experience; gross monthly salary will be at least €2.542,- up to a maximum of €3.328,- (scale 9), based on a full working week of 36 hours, excluding holiday allowance and year-end bonus. The collective agreement for independent national museums will apply. 

Contract type: Temporary, one year.

Additional information

For further details about the position, please contact Paul van Duin, Head of Furniture Conservation, tel. +31 (0)20-6747105. For any questions regarding the application procedure, please contact Bart Schindeler, HR department, tel. +31 (0)20 6747324.
Applications
Send your application (including cover letter, CV and list of published works) with the title of the position in the subject line, no later than April 18th, via the ‘Application’ button.
Agency calls not appreciated
Keywords: Museum, Kunst, Art, Collectiebeheerder

Found here:  https://www.academictransfer.com/employer/Rijksmuseum-Amsterdam/vacancy/21468/lang/en/

Vacancy PhD Student Personalized Breast Cancer Screening

PhD Student Personalized Breast Cancer Screening

Specifications

Location	Nijmegen, The Netherlands
Function types	PhD positions
Scientific fields	Natural Sciences, Health, epidemiology, biomedical sciences, health sciences
Hours	36.0 hours per week
Education	University Graduate
Translations	en
About employer	Radboud University Medical Centre (Radboudumc)
Short link	www.academictransfer.com/21484

Job description

Project: Breast cancer screening – from one-size-fits-all to a personalized risk-based approach
In virtually all population-based breast cancer screening programmes, the only risk factor – even though the strongest – used to define the target population is age. This ‘one-size-fits-all’ screening approach does not take advantage of the growing ability to predict individual variation in screening benefits and harms and to translate that information into better screening outcomes. In our project, we will model the impact of adapting breast cancer screening policy to a woman’s individual risk by collecting all relevant data on risk factors and obtaining a blood sample from the participants. In addition, we will make an inventory on communication, medico-legal and ethical considerations related to personalized risk-based screening and present a synthesis at an interdisciplinary expert meeting, along with results of the project, in order to discuss implications and recommendations for current vs. personalized risk-based screening policies. This project thus represents an essential first step towards the future, where more individualized approaches to screening are likely to become the new screening paradigm.
The PhD student on this project will collect information on risk factors and biomarkers in a screening cohort, develop a tailor-made risk prediction model and, subsequently, model the impact of adapting breast cancer screening policy to populations at varying levels of risk. In addition, the PhD student will be involved in the assessment of communication, medico-legal and ethical considerations related to personalized risk-based screening. The results will be reported in scientific publications (resulting in a PhD thesis) and presented at (inter)national conferences.

Research setting:
The PRISMA study (Personalized RISk-based Mammascreening) is part of the research group on Cancer Epidemiology at the Department for Health Evidence. The PRISMA study will be performed in collaboration with a consortium of (inter)national partners.

Requirements

• A Master’s degree in epidemiology, biomedical sciences or health sciences
• A keen interest in and experience with modelling
• A curious, enterprising and creative mind and excellent analytical skills
• Strong problem-solving skills and a capacity to produce results
• Excellent English proficiency in oral and written communication
• Ability to work both independently and as part of a team

Conditions of employment

• Scale 10A: max € 38600 gross per year at full employment (incl. vacation bonus and end of year payments)

Contract type: Temporary, Contract for one year, with possible extension to a maximum of four years

More info here: https://www.academictransfer.com/employer/UMCR/vacancy/21484/lang/en/

.115 foreign companies started in the Amsterdam area in 2013 (in Dutch)

115 buitenlandse bedrijven naar hoofdstad

 AMSTERDAM -   Het afgelopen jaar hebben 115 nieuwe buitenlandse bedrijven zich gevestigd in de regio Amsterdam. De nieuwkomers waren gezamenlijk goed voor 1727 directe arbeidsplaatsen, liet de marketingorganisatie Amsterdam Inbusiness (aib) dinsdag weten

Read more here: http://www.telegraaf.nl/mijnbedrijf/22228178/__2013__115_bedrijven_A_dam__.html

Free online courses from universities

Free online courses from universities offered here: https://www.coursera.org/ (mostly from US universities) and https://www.futurelearn.com/ (mostly British Universities).

Job The National Museum of Art and History of the Netherlands, the Rijksmuseum - Head of the Paintings Conservation Studio

The Conservation Department of the National Museum of Art and History of the Netherlands, the Rijksmuseum is looking for a Head of the Paintings Conservation Studio, 36 hours per week

Specifications - (explanation)

Location	Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Function types	Research, Development, Innovation, Managerial positions
Scientific fields	Natural Sciences, Language and Culture, Painting Conservation
Hours	36.0 hours per week
Salary	€ 3350 - € 4666
Education	Doctorate
Job number	AT Head Paintings Conservation Studio
Translations	en
Short link	www.academictransfer.com/21314

Apply for this job within 34 days

Job description

The Rijksmuseum is an institute where a great deal of scientific research is ongoing. In this context, a clear vision is expected from you regarding the development of the field of painting conservation and how you might envision accomplishing this goal. The Painting Conservation Studio is composed of painting conservators (6 permanent positions) and a frame conservator (1 permanent position), of which you are the Head. In addition, painting conservators are appointed regularly on contract for temporary projects (currently 10 positions). You have responsibility for all conservation projects and create, in close coordination with the curatorial Head of Fine Arts, the planning regarding the pictures to be restored, as well as determining the priorities of conserving the collection in storage in Lelystad. The location of the conservation studios of the Rijksmuseum is in the Atelier Building in Amsterdam, however minor conservation treatments can also be undertaken in the studio in the Lelystad storage facility. It is furthermore your task to help devise the ambitious conservation and research planning of the entire Conservation Department.
Beside your supervisory activities you are expected to:

• be known as a renowned and experienced (in theory and practice) painting conservator; 
• perform scientific research on the collection together with colleagues and/or scientists. The results of which will be documented in text and images and disseminated via the web, (contributions to) books or articles in scientific journals and at symposia;
• carefully document all undertaken treatments and to ensure and supervise the same by your colleagues in the studio;
• oversee the physical state of the collection so that (dangerous) deterioration is recognized on time and that proper measures are (can be) undertaken.

Requirements

• MA or MS in Painting Conservation at a recognized institution (in the Netherlands: the UvA or SRAL), preference may be given for a candidate with a PhD 
• experience performing complex conservation treatments and documentation of the results
• extensive knowledge of restoration methodology
• practical expertise in looking and understanding paintings and the ability to communicate
• an extensive network in the field of conservation and research
• a considerable number of publications from which the candidate’s enquiring attitude can clearly be discerned
• knowledge of new, advanced analytical methods for researching paintings or painted objects
• command of both spoken and written Dutch and English (in case Dutch is not in command, it is expected that the candidate aspires to it)
• strong social and communicative skills
• an analytical and problem-solving nature
• interest in further personal development in the field
• service oriented, flexible and stress-resistant
• proven supervisory capabilities in which the stimulation of colleagues plays a pivotal part

An assessment of these requirements will also be done by an external agency as part of the hiring process.

Conditions of employment

The Head of the Paintings Conservation Studio shall, just as for any contract with the Rijksmuseum, initially be appointed for one year. As the function concerns a permanent position, the contract can then become a permanent one.

Salary conditions:

The salary is commensurate with training and experience, minimally € 3.350,- and maximally € 4.666,- before taxes per month (scale 12), for a full-time week of 36 hours, excluding an 8% vacation bonus and an annual end-of-the-year bonus. The collective labour agreement (CAO) for independent national museums applies.

Contract type: Temporary, one year

Organisation

The National Museum of Art and History of the Netherlands, the Rijksmuseum

As the National Museum of Art and History of the Netherlands, the Rijksmuseum holds canonical collections of Netherlandish fine and applied arts and historical artefacts from the Middle Ages onwards, supplemented by important holdings of other European and Asian arts. Its principal function is to study, enhance and augment these collections and to present them for the enjoyment and benefit of a broad national and international audience. The Rijksmuseum, which is staffed by some 600 employees, was reopened on 13th April 2013 after an intensive refurbishment, and expects to attract over a million visitors per year. 

Department

Conservation Department

The Conservation Department is located in the Atelier Building which is shared with the scientific laboratories of the Cultural Heritage Agency (Rijksdienst Cultureel Erfgoed, RCE) and the Conservation Training Program of the University of Amsterdam. Within the Conservation Department, the following disciplines of conservation are represented: Books, Paper & Photography; Glass, Ceramics and Stone; Furniture; Metal; Paintings and Frames; and Textiles (34 permanent positions). In addition, there are 3 positions within its scientific department. The Atelier Building aspires to become a Center of Expertise and is an international meeting place in the field of conservation, restoration and conservation science.

The Rijksmuseum has a collection of around 6000 paintings with an emphasis on the Dutch 17th century “Golden Age”. The highlights are undoubtedly the works of Rembrandt, Hals, Vermeer and Steen, however there are numerous other masterpieces in the collection by, for example, Goya, and Tintoretto. The Conservation Department focusses on reaching an internationally acclaimed position in the museum field in which conservation, restoration and scientific research as performed by conservators and conservation scientists forms an essential part. 

Additional information

For further information you can contact Dr. Robert van Langh, Head of the Department of Conservation & Restoration, tel. 31-20-6747233. For questions related to the application procedure please contact Bart Schindeler, Personnel Advisor, tel. 31-20-6747324.
Agency calls not appreciated.

Keywords: Paintings conservator, Works of Art, Researcher.
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Found here: https://www.academictransfer.com/employer/Rijksmuseum-Amsterdam/vacancy/21314/lang/en/?utm_source=home&utm_medium=portlet&utm_campaign=featuredjob-Rijksmuseum-21314

Vacancy: Technical Support Representative English Spoken (in Nieuwegein, Netherlands)

Bedrijf:	Creyf's Uitzendbureau Utrecht Biltstraat
Geplaatst op:	vrijdag 10 januari 2014
Standplaats:	Nieuwegein

Functieomschrijving
As a technical support representative you will be providing support to our customers and users. The users of our service are typically software developers, administrator, and system integrators. You will be helping these users access and use our service and must be comfortable working with a variety of operating systems, software applications, and network technologies. Ervery support request is unique without using scripts or canned responses. Our products are used worldwide so provide 24x7x365.

Functie-eisen
Excellent English verbal and written communication skills (Dutch is not required) A talent and passion for problem solving Be very comfortable learning, using, and explaining new software Have strong technical background and experience Experience with imaging software, such as Ghost, is a plus Experience with virtualization technologies, such as VMware is a plus Administrative experience with Windows and Linux Understanding of Windows and Linux networking Be very organized and have an attention to detail Prior technical support experience is a big plus Only successful applicants will be notified Technical, Educated, Organisation, Support, Software, English, Utrecht area.

Wat wij bieden
A challlenging position for a talented technical/software professional


Bedrijfsprofiel
A California-based software company that has been providing software and services tot the enterprise training market since 1992. The software is used by companies to deliver online and classroom training around the world.


Contactinformatie
<br />Interesse in deze functie? Klik op "direct solliciteren" om direct te reageren of neem voor meer informatie contact op met Utrecht Biltstr. op telefoonnummer: 030 2307150.


More info here: http://www.nationalevacaturebank.nl/vacature/3036713/Technical+Support+Representative+English+Spoken/14

Vacancy: Temporary English Customer Service Representative

Bedrijf:

Unique Multilingual Services

Geplaatst op:

donderdag 09 januari 2014

Standplaats:

Naarden

Functieomschrijving

In a team consisting of ten colleagues you will be responsible for all order support and processing for Europe. You will be contribute to the success of one of the main players in their field. Count on a position in an challenging, always demanding environment where you will never be bored! Be aware that this is not a position in a call center or product inquiry desk and there are no dealings with huge amount of retail orders. Furthermore, the department is not strongly automated or standardized, so creativity is appreciated. The position offers many challenges and opportunities!

Functie-eisen

• Fluent in English and/or any other European language.
• At least 3 years experience in Customer Service environment with complex products and processes.
• Experience with order handling, data entry and logistics
• Bachelor thinking and working level
• Very good knowledge and experience of SAP is a must!
• Flexible candidate (work hours are between 8-18 hours, shifts within the team).
• Absolute full-time availability from January until the end of April.

This vacancy can also be found under: English, client services representative, Customer account management, Customer Relationship Management, Noord Holland, Order Management, Logistics Please note that only candidates living in The Netherlands will be considered for this role.

Aanbod

At first you will be starting working via Unique Multilingual, in case of strong perofrmance the position will be permanent. Salary indication: € 2750,-

Bedrijfsprofiel

The company is located in Naarden. Applicants living more than 40 km from Naarden will not be considered. 

 

More info here: http://www.nationalevacaturebank.nl/vacature/3035561/Temporary+English+Customer+Service+Representitave/13

Vacancy: Head of Programme, Policy & Research (The Hague - cultural heritage)

Are you into the semantic web and copyright issues? Are you passionate about culture? Do you understand the importance of the interoperability of data between our museums, libraries, archives and audiovisual collections? Can you negotiate your way through copyright needs and multilingual challenges for cultural heritage data? Are you organised? Can you work to deadlines? Are you driven by results? Can you recognise when to coach and when to drive an individual or team? Would you like to travel across Europe and work in an English-speaking international team? Then come and join Europeana.
Europeana is a catalyst for change for cultural heritage and Europe’s digital economy. We have been transformative in opening up data and access to culture. Through Europeana today, anyone can explore 30 million digitised objects including books, paintings, films and audio.
Our office is based in the National Library of the Netherlands in The Hague. You will work on a wide variety of European projects together with a network of cultural institutions, research organizations and creative industries from all over Europe to provide new forms of access to culture.

What will be the core responsibilities of this job?
As Head of Programmes, Policy & Research you will be responsible for:

• Facilitating, managing and coaching the work of the experts in Project Coordination, R&D, IPR and Knowledge Management, by supporting their roles and ensuring that their results are properly integrated into other areas of the business.
• Creating proposals under European funding frameworks to run projects that push the boundaries on multilingualism, interoperability, re-use of digital objects and access to cultural heritage across borders.
• Manage the programme of projects and subcontracts that fund Europeana ensuring that duties are understood and deadlines are met within the organisation.
• Hosting project meetings and making sure that the Europeana Professional website meets user knowledge and communication requirements.
• Working with policy-makers, at national and EU levels, on the environmental changes needed to create easy and open access to our cultural and scientific heritage.
• Facilitating the work of Europeana’s Aggregation and Distribution/Engagement teams and contributing partners by driving forward solutions in data modeling, multilingualism, rights etc.

What set of skills and knowledge should you bring?

• Strong, coaching-based management skills
• Good lateral thinker
• Rigorous organisational and process capability
• Broad knowledge of the cultural and scientific heritage landscape
• Ability to motivate people and to communicate and engage with different stakeholders
• Fluency in English, both oral and written
• Creativity and ability to work well under pressure
• A minimum of 5 years work experience
• Previous experience in an international and complex environment is a plus
• Previous experience in the sector of cultural heritage is a plus

What are the benefits?
Depending on your experience and skills, your monthly gross salary will be between EURO 3,228 - 5,048 (scale 11-12), in line with the Collective Labour agreement for Research Institutes. Furthermore you will have: 42 days holiday per year, a holiday allowance (around 8%) and an annual bonus (around 8%).
It’s also important to know that we are based in the National Library of the Netherlands in The Hague, close to Central Station.
How to apply?
Send us your CV (in English) with a covering letter outlining what interests you about this position to: jobs@europeana.eu
Should you have any additional questions or require more information before deciding to apply, please send us an email.
You should respond before January 13, 2014
More about us
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Vacancy: Lectureship in Modern Chinese History at Leiden University

Function types	Professors, associate professors, assistant professors and lecturers
Scientific fields	Language and Culture
Hours	38.0 hours per week
Education	Doctorate
Job number	13-377
Translations	en
About employer	Leiden University
Short link	www.academictransfer.com/21153

Job description

Faculty of Humanities, Leiden University Institute for Area Studies

 The Faculty of Humanities at Leiden University invites applications for a fulltime University Lectureship in modern Chinese history in its (East‑)Asian contexts, from late Qing to the present day. Specialization is open, but we are particularly interested in scholars whose areas of interest include religion, socio-economic history, or intellectual history. Appointment will be fixed-term from August 2014 through July 2016, with the possibility of extensions of up to four years, and of tenure thereafter. Leiden University aims to employ more women in areas where they are underrepresented. Women are therefore especially invited to apply.

Since its founding in 1575, Leiden University has built an internationally recognized record of excellence in teaching and research.  Leiden University is a founding member of the League of European Research Universities (LERU).  Currently, the University has about 17,000 students and 4,000 staff. The Faculty of Humanities consists of the Institutes for Area Studies, the Arts in Society, Creative & Performing Arts, History, Linguistics, Philosophy, and Religious Studies. It has about 4,500 students and 900 staff. Staff and students come from all over the world. The Faculty offers some 30 BA programs and 45 MA programs. Its Graduate School annually awards about 70 PhD degrees.

The Lecturer will hold a position in the Leiden University Institute for Area Studies (LIAS). LIAS is committed to the integration of disciplinary and regional-historical perspectives, on a solid foundation of excellent language skills, and comprises a School of Asian Studies and a School of Middle-Eastern Studies. S/he will teach in Chinese Studies, Asian Studies, International Studies, and other programs and courses as required, including courses on issues, theories, and methods in Area Studies, on undergraduate and graduate levels.

Current staff in Asian Studies have expertise in the fields of Anthropology, Archeology, Art & Visual Studies, Development Studies, Economics, Film Studies, History, International Relations, Language Pedagogy, Law, Linguistics, Literature, Material Culture Studies, Media Studies, Performance Studies, Philology, Philosophy, Political Studies, Religious Studies, and Sociology. The local research environment includes an excellent library, and is enhanced by the Leiden University Asian Modernities and Traditions key research area (AMT), the Modern East Asia Research Center (MEARC), the Kern Institute, the International Institute for Asian Studies (IIAS), the Royal Netherlands Institute for Southeast Asian and Caribbean Studies (KITLV), and the National Museum of Ethnography (MV).

University Lectureship in modern Chinese historyVacancy number 13-377

Duties & responsibilities

• Original research and regular dissemination of the results through appropriate channels;
• Teaching at undergraduate and graduate levels, supervision of BA and MA theses, and contributions to curriculum development;
• Supervision of PhD research;
• Acquisition of project funding (NWO, ERC, etc);
• Active involvement in MEARC
• Administrative duties;
• Representation of the field to external audiences and media.

Requirements

• A PhD degree in a relevant field (candidates near completion of the degree will be considered).
• A research and publication record that is commensurate with career stage.
• Commitment to high-quality teaching practice, and wide teaching scope in terms of content.
• Disciplinary expertise in a relevant field, specialist knowledge of modern Chinese history in its (East‑)Asian contexts, and the ability to work from interdisciplinary and comparative perspectives.
• An excellent command of modern Chinese and of premodern Chinese. Proficiency in other (East-)Asian languages is an advantage.
• An excellent command of English. Most MA programs at Leiden University are taught in English, and English may be used in BA teaching as well.
• If the successful applicant is not Dutch-speaking, s/he is expected to acquire a good command of Dutch within two years from taking up duty. LIAS will fund her/his Dutch training at the University’s Academic Language Center.
• Upon appointment, depending on experience and formal qualifications to date, the lecturer may be required to enter a nationally standardized tertiary teaching skills certification trajectory (BKO or Basis Kwalificatie Onderwijs), successful completion of which is a condition for extensions and tenure.

Conditions of employment

The position of University Lecturer (Universitair Docent) is roughly equivalent to that of Assistant Professor in North-American terms. Salary range from gross € 3.259,- to € 4.462,- per month (pay scale 11), commensurate with qualifications, with additional holiday and end-of-year bonuses. Depending on qualifications, the appointee may start at the appropriate step in scale 10 until s/he fully meets the requirements for scale 11 as specified by the Faculty of Humanities, particularly with regard to teaching skills certification and the number of years of relevant work experience. Candidates from outside the Netherlands may be eligible for a substantial tax break.

Organisation

Leiden University

Leiden is a typical university city, hosting the oldest university in the Netherlands (1575). The University permeates the local surroundings; University premises are scattered throughout the city, and the students who live and study in Leiden give the city its relaxed yet vibrant atmosphere.
Leiden University is one of Europe's foremost research universities. This prominent position gives our graduates a leading edge in applying for academic posts and for functions outside academia.

Additional information

Review of applications will commence by 20 January 2013 and continue until the position is filled or this call is closed. Campus interviews are tentatively planned for early March. Queries to Maghiel van Crevel (m.van.crevel@hum.leidenuniv.nl), with cc to Frank Pieke (f.n.pieke@hum.leidenuniv.nl). Applications should be in English, and be submitted to the Modern Chinese History Search Committee at vacatureslias@hum.leidenuniv.nl, with the items listed below included in this order in *one* PDF document named ‘FAMILY NAME – Given name – 13-377:

• A CV including education and employment history, publications, and courses taught
• A letter of motivation including a personal vision of Chinese Studies and Asian Studies
• A research agenda with clear potential for applications to funding bodies such as NWO and ERC (max 2 pages)
• A teaching statement (1 page)
• Two sample course descriptions
• Names, positions and email addresses of three referees (no reference letters).

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Vacancy: Lecturer in Turkish at Leiden University

Location	Leiden
Function types	Professors, associate professors, assistant professors and lecturers
Scientific fields	Language and Culture
Hours	38.0 hours per week
Education	University Graduate
Job number	13-372
Translations	en
About employer	Leiden University
Short link	www.academictransfer.com/21146

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Job description

Faculty of Humanities, Leiden University Institute for Area Studies

The Faculty of Humanities at Leiden University invites applications for a fulltime position as Lecturer in Turkish. Appointment will be fixed-term from August 2014 through July 2016, with the possibility of extensions of up to four years, and of tenure thereafter. Leiden University aims to employ more women in areas where they are underrepresented. Women are therefore especially invited to apply.

Since its founding in 1575, Leiden University has built an internationally recognized record of excellence in teaching and research.  Leiden University is a founding member of the League of European Research Universities (LERU).  It has about 17,000 students and 4,000 staff.

The Faculty of Humanities consists of the Institutes for Area Studies, Creative & Performing Arts, Cultural Disciplines, History, Linguistics, Philosophy, and Religious Studies. It has approximately 4,500 students and 900 staff. Staff and students come from all over the world. The Faculty offers 30 BA programs and 45 MA programs. Its Graduate School annually awards about 70 PhD degrees.

The Lecturer will hold a position in the Leiden University Institute for Area Studies (LIAS). LIAS is committed to the integration of disciplinary and regional-historical perspectives, on a solid foundation of excellent language skills, and comprises a School of Asian Studies and a School of Middle-Eastern Studies. The Lecturer will teach in Middle-Eastern Studies, International Studies, and other programs and courses as required. There are excellent opportunities for synergy with lecturers in other languages.

Current staff in Middle-Eastern Studies have expertise in the fields of Anthropology, Archeology, Art & Visual Studies, Economics, Film Studies, History, International Relations, Language Pedagogy, Law, Linguistics, Literature, Material Culture Studies, Performance Studies, Philology, Philosophy, Political Studies, and Religious Studies.

Lecturer in Turkish (1.0 fte)Vacancy number: 13-372

Duties and responsibilities

• Teaching at undergraduate and graduate levels, in all modalities;
• A central role in curriculum development;
• Acquisition of external project funding;
• Co-supervision of BA and MA theses, and of PhD research, if applicable;
• Administrative duties;
• Representation of the field to external audiences and media.

Requirements

• MA degree in teaching Turkish as a foreign language (TTFL) or equivalent, e.g. Applied Linguistics and Language Pedagogy with specialization in Turkish. The Lecturer will be expected to critically monitor and use developments in research on TTFL and language pedagogy at large.
• Native proficiency in Turkish. Proficiency in Ottoman Turkish may be an advantage.
• Commitment to and expertise in high-quality, multi-media, multi-mode teaching practice. Work experience at institutions located outside Turkey is an advantage.
• While the position has no research component, a PhD degree in a relevant field may be an advantage.
• While primary duties will lie in language acquisition classes, the ability to teach content courses in Middle-Eastern Studies (culture, history, linguistics, modern society, etc) may be an advantage.
• An excellent command of English. Most MA programs at Leiden University are taught in English, and English may be used in BA teaching as well. If the successful applicant is not Dutch-speaking, (s)he is expected to acquire a good command of Dutch within two years from taking up duty, primarily for administrative purposes. LIAS will fund her/his enrolment in the University’s Academic Language Center.
• Upon appointment, depending on experience and formal qualifications to date, the lecturer may be required to enter a nationally standardized tertiary teaching skills certification trajectory (BKO or Basis Kwalificatie Onderwijs), successful completion of which is a condition for extensions and tenure.

Conditions of employment

The position has a salary range from gross € 3.259 to € 4.462 per month (pay scale 11), commensurate with qualifications, with additional holiday and end-of-year bonuses. Depending on qualifications, the appointee may start at the appropriate step in scale 10 until s/he fully meets the requirements for scale 11 as specified by the Faculty of Humanities, particularly with regard to teaching skills certification and the number of years of relevant work experience. Candidates from outside the Netherlands may be eligible for a substantial tax break.

Organisation

Leiden University

Leiden is a typical university city, hosting the oldest university in the Netherlands (1575). The University permeates the local surroundings; University premises are scattered throughout the city, and the students who live and study in Leiden give the city its relaxed yet vibrant atmosphere.
Leiden University is one of Europe's foremost research universities. This prominent position gives our graduates a leading edge in applying for academic posts and for functions outside academia.

Additional information

Review of applications will commence by 27 January 2014 and continue until the position is filled or this call is closed. Interviews are tentatively scheduled for March or April 2014. Queries to Maghiel van Crevel (m.van.crevel@hum.leidenuniv.nl), with cc to Erik-Jan Zürcher (e.j.zurcher@hum.leienuniv.nl). Applications should be in English, and be submitted to the Turkish Language Search Committee at vacatureslias@hum.leidenuniv.nl, with the items listed below included in this order in a single PDF document named ‘FAMILY NAME – Given name – 13-372’:

• A CV including education and employment history, publications, courses taught, grants and awards, and languages with indication of proficiency
• A letter of motivation including a personal vision of TTFL and its international development, including reflection on the place of TTFL in different programs, e.g. Middle-Eastern Studies and International Studies
• A teaching statement (1 page)
• Two sample course descriptions
• Names, positions and email addresses of three referees (no reference letters).

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Vacancy: Lecturer in Arabic

Location	Leiden
Function types	Professors, associate professors, assistant professors and lecturers
Scientific fields	Language and Culture
Hours	38.0 hours per week
Education	University Graduate
Job number	13-371
Translations	en
About employer	Leiden University
Short link	www.academictransfer.com/21145

Job description

The Faculty of Humanities, Leiden University Institute for Area Studies

The Faculty of Humanities at Leiden University invites applications for a fulltime position as Lecturer in Arabic. Appointment will be fixed-term from August 2014 through July 2016, with the possibility of extensions of up to four years, and of tenure thereafter. Leiden University aims to employ more women in areas where they are underrepresented. Women are therefore especially invited to apply. Since its founding in 1575, Leiden University has built an internationally recognized record of excellence in teaching and research. Leiden University is a founding member of the League of European Research Universities (LERU).  Currently, the University has about 17,000 students and 4,000 staff.

The Faculty of Humanities consists of the Institutes for Area Studies, Creative & Performing Arts, Cultural Disciplines, History, Linguistics, Philosophy, and Religious Studies. It has approximately 4,500 students and 900 staff. Staff and students come from all over the world. The Faculty offers 30 BA programs and 45 MA programs. Its Graduate School annually awards about 70 PhD degrees.

 The Lecturer will hold a position in the Leiden University Institute for Area Studies (LIAS). LIAS is committed to the integration of disciplinary and regional-historical perspectives, on a solid foundation of excellent language skills, and comprises a School of Asian Studies and a School of Middle-Eastern Studies. The Lecturer will teach in Middle-Eastern Studies, International Studies, and other programs and courses as required. There are excellent opportunities for synergy with lecturers in other languages.

Current staff in Middle-Eastern Studies have expertise in the fields of Anthropology, Archeology, Art & Visual Studies, Economics, Film Studies, History, International Relations, Language Pedagogy, Law, Linguistics, Literature, Material Culture Studies, Performance Studies, Philology, Philosophy, Political Studies, and Religious Studies.

Lecturer in ArabicVacancy number 13-371

Duties

• Teaching at undergraduate and graduate levels, in all modalities;
• A central role in curriculum development;
• Acquisition of external project funding;
• Co-supervision of BA and MA theses, and of PhD research, if applicable;
• Administrative duties;
• Representation of the field to external audiences and media.

Requirements

• MA degree in teaching Arabic as a foreign language (TAFL) or equivalent, e.g. Applied Linguistics and Language Pedagogy with specialization in Arabic. The Lecturer will be expected to critically monitor and use developments in research on TAFL and language pedagogy at large.
• Native or near native proficiency in one or more dialects of spoken Arabic and fluency in Modern Standard Arabic. Proficiency in Classical Arabic is an advantage.
• Commitment to and expertise in high-quality, multi-media, multi-mode teaching practice. Work experience at institutions located outside the Arabic world is an advantage.
• While the position has no research component, a PhD degree in a relevant field may be an advantage.
• While primary duties will lie in language acquisition classes, demonstrable ability to teach content courses in Middle-Eastern Studies (culture, history, linguistics, modern society, etc) may be an advantage.
• An excellent command of English. Most MA programs at Leiden University are taught in English, and English may be used in BA teaching as well. If the successful applicant is not Dutch-speaking, (s)he is expected to acquire a good command of Dutch within two years from taking up duty, primarily for administrative purposes. LIAS will fund her/his enrolment in the University’s Academic Language Center.
• Upon appointment, depending on experience and formal qualifications to date, the Lecturer may be required to enter a nationally standardized tertiary teaching skills certification trajectory (BKO or Basis Kwalificatie Onderwijs), successful completion of which is a condition for extensions and tenure.

Conditions of employment

The position has a salary range from gross € 3259 to € 4462 per month (pay scale 11), commensurate with qualifications, with additional holiday and end-of-year bonuses. Depending on qualifications, the appointee may start at the appropriate step in scale 10 until s/he fully meets the requirements for scale 11 as specified by the Faculty of Humanities, particularly with regard to teaching skills certification and the number of years of relevant work experience. Candidates from outside the Netherlands may be eligible for a substantial tax break.

Organisation

Leiden University

Leiden is a typical university city, hosting the oldest university in the Netherlands (1575). The University permeates the local surroundings; University premises are scattered throughout the city, and the students who live and study in Leiden give the city its relaxed yet vibrant atmosphere.
Leiden University is one of Europe's foremost research universities. This prominent position gives our graduates a leading edge in applying for academic posts and for functions outside academia.

Additional information

Review of applications will commence by 3 February January 2014 and continue until the position is filled or this call is closed. Interviews are tentatively scheduled for March or April 2014. Queries to Maghiel van Crevel (m.van.crevel@hum.leidenuniv.nl), with cc to Petra Sijpesteijn (p.m.sijpesteijn@hum.leidenuniv.nl) Applications should be in English, and be submitted to the Arabic Language Search Committee at vacatureslias@hum.leidenuniv.nl, with the items listed below included in this order in a single PDF document named ‘FAMILY NAME – Given name – 13-371’:

• A CV including education and employment history, publications, courses taught, grants and awards, and languages with indication of proficiency
• A letter of motivation including a personal vision of TAFL and its international development, including reflection on the place of TAFL in different programs, e.g. Middle-Eastern Studies and International Studies
• A teaching statement (1 page)
• Two sample course descriptions
• Names, positions and email addresses of three referees (no reference letters).

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Vacancy: Assistant Professor in International, Comparative and EU law

Location	Leiden
Function types	Professors, associate professors, assistant professors and lecturers
Scientific fields	Law
Hours	38.0 hours per week
Education	Doctorate
Job number	13-348
Translations	en
About employer	Leiden University
Short link	www.academictransfer.com/20796

Job description

Leiden University College (LUC) The Hague is the international honours college of Leiden University in the Netherlands. LUC is an English language institution, which provides a three-year Liberal Arts & Sciences BA or BSc programme themed on ‘Global Challenges’ for a select group of excellent and highly motivated students from around the world. LUC’s teaching is entirely in small groups of no more than 20 students per class. In addition to its core academic staff, leading scholars from Leiden-based Faculties contribute to LUC’s teaching programme. LUC staff take full advantage of being part of Leiden University while also contributing actively to the lively, stimulating and vital atmosphere of our college community in The Hague. As of August 2013 LUC is located in an impressive new facility in the city center of The Hague.
Leiden University College has a position for an: 

Assistant Professor in International, Comparative and EU Law (1.0 fte)Vacancy number: 13-348 

LUC provides a demanding and enriching academic education and prepares students for competitive graduate programs and prominent positions in international society. Academic staff should be unusually dynamic and motivated by the idea of excellence in Higher Education. A core international faculty delivers research-led teaching in five interdisciplinary majors: (1) Global Justice, (2) World Politics, (3) Comparative History, Philosophy and Literature, (4) Earth, Energy, and Sustainability, and (5) Governance, Economics and Development. LUC seeks to expand its science profile within sustainability by appointment of an assistant professor with teaching and research expertise in energy and environmental change.
Duties and responsibilities

• Teach and develop courses in one or more of the following specialized fields: comparative law, EU law, advocacy and litigation, jurisprudence, legal methodology and legal writing,
• Teach and develop courses in one or more of the following supporting fields of the BA: academic writing, history of thought, global challenges: justice, diversity and peace,
• Contribute to the BA programme through teaching and mentoring students across a range of majors,
• Serve as a liaison between LUC and the Law Faculty of Leiden University,
• Develop research projects that integrate undergraduate students, including supporting supervision of Capstone (honours thesis) projects,
• Contribute to LUC’s tutorial system of student mentoring,
• Participate and contribute to the social, administrative and academic life of LUC.

Requirements

• PhD degree or equivalent in international, comparative and/or EU law (with preference given to candidates with an interdisciplinary background).
• Demonstrable potential for excellence in research-led teaching.
• Demonstrable passion for undergraduate education, in and out of the classroom (experience with blended learning technologies is an advantage).
• Demonstrable enthusiasm for liberal arts and sciences in higher education.
• Demonstrable commitment to a close-knit, interdisciplinary, academic community.
• Outstanding research qualities manifest in an established or developing publication record.
• Superior command of English (familiarity with any of the other UN languages is desirable but not required).

Conditions of employment

LUC offers a full-time Assistant Professorship, starting as early as 1 March 2013 (or as soon as possible thereafter), in the dynamic and growing academic setting of Leiden University and The Hague.  LUC is located within the Faculty of Campus The Hague, Leiden’s second location in The Netherlands and a 12-minute train ride from the city of Leiden. The Faculty is growing rapidly and has seen the recent arrival of the Institute for Public Administration, the establishment of the School of Governance and the Centre for Innovation, and the introduction of new bachelors and masters programmes.  Established in 1575, Leiden University is the oldest university in The Netherlands and one of Europe's foremost research universities, which is now proud to host its own honours university college in The Hague.
After a probationary year, the appointment can be extended up to a period of three years. Contingent upon performance, this tenure-track position may lead to a permanent position. The appointment will proceed in accordance with the Collective Labour Agreement of Dutch Universities (CAO Nederlandse Universiteiten).  The salary level ranges from € 3,259.00 (Salary Scale 11) to € 5,070.00 (Salary Scale 12) gross per month, commensurate with qualifications, with additional holiday and end-of-year bonuses. Candidates from outside the Netherlands may be eligible for a substantial tax reduction (30% rule).
All newly appointed academic staff at Leiden University are introduced to the Basic Teaching Qualification (BKO), an individually-tailored learning process to assess your level of teaching qualifications.  If needed, BKO facilitates further development of your teaching skills.

Additional information

For inquiries, please contact Dr. Freya Baetens, Director of Studies (BA): f.baetens@luc.leidenuniv.nl. Further information about LUC The Hague can be found on our website: www.lucthehague.nl/.

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