PhD Candidate: Reproductive Toxicology

University of Antwerp; Belgique; Presencial; EUR 20.000 - 27.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

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internet-connectivity allowance

bicycle allowance

public transport reimbursement

Descripción de la vacante

The University of Antwerp invites applications for a full-time doctoral scholarship holder in reproductive toxicology within the Department of Veterinary Sciences. You will prepare and defend a PhD thesis on how pharmacotherapy during pregnancy affects offspring fertility, drawing up a research plan with your supervisor and handling administration for a smooth PhD process.

You will report progress, possibly work abroad, and seek internal or external predoctoral funding while contributing to

Formación

• Must have a Master degree in life sciences (Biology, Biomedical Sciences, etc.) and be able to start work by the start date.
• Strong command of English, both oral and written.
• Teaching competencies in line with the university's educational vision.
• Attentive to quality, integrity, creativity and cooperation.

Responsabilidades

• Contribute to preparation and defence of a PhD thesis on reproductive toxicology.
• Develop a research plan and methods in consultation with your supervisor(s).
• Conduct research and seek funding for costs; possibly work abroad.
• Report progress to supervisors and committees and present at conferences.
• Defend the thesis publicly and publish in scientific journals.

Conocimientos

English proficiency

Teaching competencies

Communication skills

Educación

Master's degree in life sciences

Descripción del empleo

The University of Antwerp invites applications for a full-time doctoral scholarship holder in reproductive toxicology within the Department of Veterinary Sciences. You will prepare and defend a PhD thesis on how pharmacotherapy during pregnancy affects offspring fertility, drawing up a research plan with your supervisor and handling administration for a smooth PhD process.

You will report progress, possibly work abroad, and seek internal or external predoctoral funding while contributing to