PhD In Process Aware Information Systems For Circular Care Pathways

Laplace Apply; Eindhoven; Hybrid; EUR 36,000 - 45,000; Full time

Job summary

Eindhoven University of Technology invites applications for a PhD position in Process Aware Information Systems for Circular Care Pathways. The PhD project develops process-aware systems to monitor circular healthcare pathways, using event data and process models to detect deviations, support regulatory oversight, and inform providers with actionable insights.

This four-year role includes teaching duties and a competitive monthly remuneration.

Qualifications

• MSc in information systems or related field.
• Strong background in process modelling and decision modelling standards (BPMN/CMMN/DMN).
• Experience with event-data analysis and healthcare information systems.

Responsibilities

• Develop process-aware information systems for circular care pathways.
• Use event data and process models to detect deviations and ensure safety and compliance.
• Communicate actionable process insights to healthcare providers and stakeholders.
• Collaborate within the Information Systems group and NWO KIC consortium.

Skills

Process modelling

BPMN

CMMN

DMN

Event-data analysis

Education

MSc in information systems or related computer science, industrial engineering or innovation field.

Job description

PhD In Process Aware Information Systems For Circular Care Pathways

Eindhoven University of Technology

Netherlands

27 November 2026 (date-only displayed on listing; exact cutoff time not verified in the current pass)

About This Opportunity

Eindhoven University of Technology offers PhD In Process Aware Information Systems For Circular Care Pathways. The four-year REMARK doctoral project at Eindhoven University of Technology develops process-aware information systems that monitor circular healthcare pathways and help reduc.

The four-year REMARK doctoral project at Eindhoven University of Technology develops process-aware information systems that monitor circular healthcare pathways and help reduce medication waste without weakening safety or compliance. Research will use event data, process models and data-driven monitoring to detect deviations, support regulatory oversight and communicate actionable process insights to healthcare providers. It is embedded in the Information Systems group and an NWO KIC consortium. Practical and application conditions: Contract or doctoral duration: 4 years; Advertised weekly workload: 38 hours/week; Published remuneration: EUR 3,204–4,051 gross per month; Language condition: Dutch and English, C1; Stated application date: 27 November 2026 (cutoff time not independently validated).Who This Opportunity Is Best Suited For: Based on the documented project scope, it may particularly suit mSc graduates in information systems, computer science, industrial engineering or innovation science interested in healthcare process modelling, design-science research, BPMN/CMMN/DMN and evidence-based digital sustainability.Potential Challenges / Who May Find It Less Suitable: Dutch and English proficiency at C1 is explicitly required. Teaching accounts for at least 10% of the four-year contract, with an intermediate assessment after nine months.Overall Opportunity Assessment: The distinguishing feature is the specific combination of research questions and methods described above; applicants should weigh this focus against the documented prerequisites and working conditions.

Level PhD

Duration 4 years

Reference Code 365078

Organization Type University

Funding & Compensation

Amount EUR 3,204-4,051 / Per Month

Funding Type Salary

Funding Status Paid

Period Per Month

Requirements

Education

• MSc in information systems or related computer science, industrial engineering or innovation field.

Experience

• Technical Skills Process modelling BPMN CMMN DMN Event-data analysis