Overview
A PhD position in Media and Communication at University of Amsterdam, based in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Applications close on 16 Oct 2026. The listing states that the position is paid.
Key facts
- Opportunity type
- PhD position
- Organization
- University of Amsterdam
- Location
- Amsterdam, Netherlands
- Field / discipline
- Media and Communication
- Application deadline
- 16 Oct 2026
- Funding / compensation
- Paid
- Duration
- See source description
- Last source check
- No source check recorded
Project description
Original title: PhD Candidate: "Agents of Doubt: A Novel Framework on Adolescents"
- completing an English-language PhD dissertation consisting of research articles within the appointment period;
- conducting (panel) surveys, lab experiments, data donation, and qualitative focus groups;
- conducting data analysis;
- presenting the work at national and international conferences;
- spending 10% of your time on teaching-related tasks.
- a (research) master’s degree in Communication Science or in another social science discipline relevant to the project, such as Political Science, Sociology, or (Social) Psychology;
- experience with aspects related to the topic of the proposal (e.g., digital communication, artificial intelligence, developmental research, research on mis/disinformation);
- experience with quantitative research methods (e.g., (panel) survey, (lab) experiment, data donation), ideally already demonstrated in your thesis or other research projects you were involved in;
- experience with various techniques of quantitative statistical data analysis, experience with longitudinal analyses is a plus;
- experience with, or knowledge of, focus groups and analysis of qualitative data;
- an excellent spoken and written command of English (as you will write an English-language dissertation and present at international conferences);
- an excellent spoken and written command of Dutch is a plus;
- the motivation and ability to work in an interdisciplinary team.
- passionate about research, particularly related to adolescents, misinformation, and/or artificial intelligence;
- an affinity with the topic of the project;
- open to feedback;
- committed to open science;
- able to work independently and in a team;
- eager to learn and to develop new (academic) skills;
- organized, flexible, and have attention to detail.
- prof. dr. Jochen Peter (j.peter@uva.nl) or
- dr. Toni van der Meer (g.l.a.vandermeer@uva.nl)
Requirements and eligibility
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Application documents
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Funding, benefits and conditions
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Contacts and supervision
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Before you apply
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How to apply
Apply via AcademicTransfer. Application deadline: 16 Oct 2026. Confirm the current requirements there.
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Report an outdated or incorrect listingFrequently asked questions
- What type of opportunity is this and where is it based?
- This is a PhD position at University of Amsterdam, based in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
- What is the application deadline?
- Application deadline: 16 Oct 2026. Confirm the current deadline on the original listing.
- Is funding or compensation specified?
- Paid. Check the original listing for exact amounts and conditions.
- Where can I apply and check the full requirements?
- Use the application link to AcademicTransfer. The original listing provides the full requirements, documents and application instructions.
