Research Assistant on Project about Nonverbal Vocalisations

University of Amsterdam; Netherlands; On-site; EUR 18,000 - 27,000; Part time

Job summary

The University of Amsterdam invites applications for a one-year part-time research assistant position focused on nonverbal vocalisations. You will support administration, assist in study setup and execution, and conduct literature reviews as part of a dedicated research team.

The role requires prior experience in this topic and a master’s degree in psychology; you will work within the Disa Sauter Vici project in the Social Psychology group, Department of Psychology.

Responsibilities

• Administrative support for a large project on nonverbal vocalisations
• Help setting up and running studies on nonverbal vocalisations
• Literature review on nonverbal vocalisations

Job description

Join us!

Nonverbal vocalization position

This position is a one-year research assistant job to help with a range of research tasks relating to nonverbal vocalizations. It will involve administrative as well as research and literature-related tasks, and so is suitable for someone with experience in this field.

What are you going to do

• Administrative support for a large project on nonverbal vocalisations
• Help setting up and running studies on nonverbal vocalisations
• Literature review on nonverbal vocalisations

What do you have to offer

You can juggle multiple tasks and combine a part-time RA position with other work or studies. You are conscientious and pro-active. You must have previous experience working on this topic, and (obtaining) a masters degree in psychology.

What else do we offer you

Primary and secondary employment benefits for this position are standard. In addition, you will be part of a research team.

In this team, you will work

You will be embedded in the team working on Disa Sauter's Vici project, which is hosted in the program group of Social Psychology in the Department of Psychology.

For questions about the vacancy, you can contact: Disa Sauter ([e-mail]).