PhD in Prison Governance, Carceral Order, and Penal Subjectivities University of Melbourne in Australia

KU Leuven is inviting applications for a fully funded PhD position in Criminology at the Leuven Institute of Criminology (LINC) . The project is titled "Framing Justice for Victims" and is supervised by Professor Antony Pemberton in cooperation with Emeritus Professor Stephan Parmentier . The position is based at KU Leuven, Belgium , and is a paid PhD appointment for up to four years . This opportunity is especially relevant for candidates interested in criminology , victim justice , and related...

KU Leuven’s Leuven Institute of Criminology (LINC) is offering a four-year full-time PhD position in criminology within the project Framing Justice for Victims . The position is part of the Faculty of Law and Criminology and is located in Leuven, Belgium. The project is funded by KU Leuven and is connected to the NWO VICI-WOVEN project at NSCR in the Netherlands. The PhD researcher will work under the supervision of Professor Antony Pemberton , in cooperation with Emeritus Professor Stephan Parm...

KU Leuven is advertising a PhD student (100%) position in criminology for the funded research project “Framing justice for victims” . The post is shared by Stephan Parmentier , Professor of Criminology and Human Rights at KU Leuven. The opportunity is a doctoral opening connected to research themes in criminology , human rights , justice , and victim-related studies . Institution: KU Leuven Position type: PhD / doctoral student Funding: funded research project position (100%) Application deadlin...

PhD Fellow – Governance of Cybercrime at Leiden University , Institute of Security and Global Affairs (ISGA), Faculty of Governance and Global Affairs (FGGA), The Hague, Netherlands. This is a 60-month full-time PhD position focused on the governance of cybercrime, cybercrime victimization, and online safety. The project examines why certain individuals or groups become victims of cybercrime and how governance, policies, and interventions can better protect people online. Research themes include...

Leiden University is offering a PhD Fellow position in Governance of Cybercrime within the Research Group Governance of Cyber Security at the Institute of Security and Global Affairs (ISGA), based in The Hague. The project focuses on the governance of victimization in online environments, with particular attention to online sexual offences such as sextortion, harassment, and cyber stalking. The successful candidate will study predictors of victimization and examine how interventions can be made ...