PhD Fellowships: Science-for-Policy Co-Creation (CRISP)

Universiteit Leiden; Den Haag; On-site; EUR 36,000 - 45,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Doctoral training program

Salary €3240–€4051 gross per month (38

Job summary

Leiden University is solliciting two PhD candidates for the CRISP project, conducted under the Dutch Research Agenda. The PhD researchers will work independently within one of the sub-projects and be supervised by Dr. Valérie Pattyn and Dr.

Johan Christensen. The position is based in The Hague, within the Institute of Public Administration, FGGA, and involves co-creation with government partners.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree of relevance required.
• Interest in evidence-informed policymaking and policy processes.
• Advanced knowledge of social science research methods (qualitative & quantitative).
• Excellent English skills; Dutch proficiency or willingness to develop quickly.

Responsibilities

• Develop a coherent PhD research plan aligned with CRISP.
• Conduct literature reviews and empirical data collection.
• Co-create research with practice partners and translate findings into recommendations.
• Complete an English-language doctoral dissertation within four years.
• Publish in international journals and contribute to Open Access.

Education

Master’s degree in Public Administration, Political Science, Public Policy, Organisation Studies, Science and Technology Studies, or another relevant field

Job description

Leiden University is solliciting two PhD candidates for the CRISP project, conducted under the Dutch Research Agenda. The PhD researchers will work independently within one of the sub-projects and be supervised by Dr. Valérie Pattyn and Dr.

Johan Christensen. The position is based in The Hague, within the Institute of Public Administration, FGGA, and involves co-creation with government partners.