PhD in Policing Technology-Facilitated Violence Against Women and Girls The Open University in United Kingdom

Radboud University is offering a junior academic position in criminal law within the Faculty of Law, where the successful candidate will combine teaching with research and have the opportunity to start a doctoral trajectory. The role sits in the Strafrecht & Criminologie section and focuses especially on general criminal and criminal procedural law . The junior docent will contribute to teaching in the Bachelor of Laws programme, including seminar teaching, assessing essay assignments, and super...

REGULAIRE is a Europe-wide Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Doctoral Network coordinated by the Technical University of Munich (TUM). It offers 15 connected PhD projects on technology governance and regulatory learning, with research spanning artificial intelligence, digital platforms, quantum technologies, cybersecurity, public procurement, AI literacy, regulatory enforcement, institutional capacity, and democratic legitimacy. The network is designed for first-stage researchers who want to study ...

This predoctoral contract is based at the Autonomous University of Madrid and is linked to the PhD Program in Law, Government and Public Policy. The successful candidate will complete a PhD thesis in Criminal Law , with the research topic required to fall within the scope of the project “Criminal Law in the Society of Organizations” . The project is led at the Autonomous University of Madrid by Bernardo J. Feijoo Sánchez and Gonzalo J. Basso Gentili . The contract also allows a limited teaching ...

This PhD project is part of the NWA-funded CRISP consortium, which brings together knowledge institutions and ministries to improve the connection between research and public policy. The doctoral researcher will work on the subproject Policy Lab Justice and Security: Intermediary between Knowledge and Sanction Policy at the Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology, Faculty of Law, Leiden University. The project asks what kinds of knowledge policymakers need in order to work evidence-based in th...

This postdoctoral position is based at the Toulouse School of Economics, within the Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences, and is led by Charlotte Cavaille , Professor of Political Science. The project sits at the intersection of the political economy of climate risk, insurance, and redistribution. The successful candidate will work on research questions about how climate change is reshaping insurance markets and the politics surrounding them, with particular attention to the distribution...