Overview
Our research unit at the University of Lausanne is looking for a PhD student to join us. The position includes an assistantship and a contract that can be extended up to five years. The doctoral assistant will work with Professor Sandrine Baume on the topic of "the relationship between democracy and the life cycle (e.g., old age or youth)", in political theory or the history of political ideas. We welcome thesis proposals connected to the proposed theme. The position requires proficiency in English; knowledge of French is appreciated. Deadline
The deadline for applications ends on
February 15 , with an expected start date of
April 1, 2026
(or another date to be agreed upon). How to Apply
Applications should include: Copies of academic diplomas A research paper (Master’s thesis, seminar paper, conference paper, or other scholarly publication) A brief presentation of a doctoral thesis project (2 pages) related to the announced theme Applications must be made through this link Interested applicants can also contact Professor Sandrine Baume (sandrine.baume@unil.ch) for more information. UniL UNIL is an equal-opportunity employer, committed to equality, diversity, and inclusion, promoting a healthy work-life balance and supporting early career researchers.
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Our research unit at the University of Lausanne is looking for a PhD student to join us. The position includes an assistantship and a contract that can be extended up to five years. The doctoral assistant will work with Professor Sandrine Baume on the topic of "the relationship between democracy and the life cycle (e.g., old age or youth)", in political theory or the history of political ideas. We welcome thesis proposals connected to the proposed theme. The position requires proficiency in English; knowledge of French is appreciated. Deadline
The deadline for applications ends on
February 15 , with an expected start date of
April 1, 2026
(or another date to be agreed upon). How to Apply
Applications should include: Copies of academic diplomas A research paper (Master’s thesis, seminar paper, conference paper, or other scholarly publication) A brief presentation of a doctoral thesis project (2 pages) related to the announced theme Applications must be made through this link Interested applicants can also contact Professor Sandrine Baume (sandrine.baume@unil.ch) for more information. UniL UNIL is an equal-opportunity employer, committed to equality, diversity, and inclusion, promoting a healthy work-life balance and supporting early career researchers.
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