Two three years’ postdoc positions in quasi and survey experimental social science as part of the POLSAFE-Project, Department...

This job requires candidates to have expertise in quasi-experimental and survey experimental methods within social science research. The positions are postdoctoral, indicating a need for candidates who have recently completed a PhD or equivalent doctoral degree in social sciences or a related field. Candidates should demonstrate strong skills in designing, implementing, and analyzing quasi-experiments and survey experiments. Proficiency in quantitative research methods, including statistical analysis and data interpretation, is essential. Experience with relevant software tools for data collection and analysis, such as statistical packages (e.g., R, Stata, SPSS) and survey platforms, is highly desirable. The role involves working on the POLSAFE-Project, suggesting a focus on political behavior, public opinion, or social safety research themes. Candidates should be capable of contributing to collaborative research projects, managing datasets, and publishing findings in academic journals. Strong communication skills for presenting research outcomes and possibly contributing to grant writing or project reports are important. Given the postdoctoral nature, candidates are expected to have a track record of research publications and the ability to work independently as well as part of a research team. Overall, the role demands advanced methodological knowledge in experimental social science, solid quantitative analytical skills, and experience in survey design and execution.