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Tahlequah, United States
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Northeastern State University (NSU) is a public university located in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. The university was founded in 1909 as the Northeastern State Normal School, with a mission to prepare teachers for the rural schools of northeastern Oklahoma. Over the years, NSU has evolved into a comprehensive university, offering a variety of undergraduate and graduate programmes. NSU is one of the largest universities in Oklahoma, with a student population of over 8,000. The university has three campuses: the main campus in Tahlequah, and satellite campuses in Muskogee and Broken Arrow. The university has a wide range of academic programmes, with over 50 undergraduate degrees, 20 graduate degrees, and a variety of certificate programmes. Students can take courses in a range of disciplines including education, business and health sciences. Northeastern State University has a variety of facilities including a fitness centre and several libraries.

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United Kingdom, Worcester

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University of Worcester

United Kingdom, Worcester


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United Kingdom, Birmingham

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University of Bergen

Norway, Bergen

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University of Bergen

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Have submitted the PhD thesis at the time of application and have been awarded the degree before the starting date of the position Demonstrate strong competence in statistical analysis, computational methods, and data-driven research. Have a clear research profile relevant to the centre's scientific priorities and the broader research themes pursued in DARS and in the scientific environment associated with the Norwegian Computational Behaviour & AI Lab. Demonstrate excellent writing skills and the ability to formulate clear and convincing scientific arguments. Demonstrate ability to combine independent research with strategic and collaborative development work in a shared research environment. Be proficient in written and spoken English, as English is the working language of the centre. The following will be considered an advantage: Experience with national or international proposal development. Familiarity with Norwegian and European research funding landscapes. 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NOK 657 000, - per year before tax

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