In the timeline you will find interesting posts, activities and events, which can help you exploring your career possibilities. Below you see all relevant posts for a position at a university of applied sciences.
Career success begins with knowing yourself. Are you aware of your strengths, weaknesses and preferred working style? When you know yourself, it’s easier to find your dream job. You can shape your own career path if you know what qualities you bring to your next job and which skills you would still like to develop.
Get to know yourself with our self-assessment and discover your strengths.
AcademicTransfer offers career advice in short 5 to 8-minute bi-weekly podcasts. Listen to the first episode "5 do's and 5 don'ts when applying for a job". Managing director Jeroen Sparla will discuss how to prepare for a perfect job application in The Netherlands as a researcher.
We're teaming up with The Hague University of Applied Sciences (THUAS) to co-create a Just Peace Career & Talent Event! Join us on October 7th for the Just Peace Career & Talent Event: How Do We Nurture Talent for Peace & Justice?
The day will include inspiring keynotes from those working in the world of Peace & Justice, whilst more than 30 NGOs, international organisations, and institutions will join us for a job market with roles available on the day.
The event is for people of all educational levels and seniority: whether you’re looking for an internship, graduate role, or making the jump to senior levels of leadership!
De Haagse Hogeschool
Johanna Westerdijkplein 75
2521EN, Den Haag
Are you a researcher, master, PhD, postdoc, or (assistant/associate) professor? And would you like to proceed with your career in research or higher education in the Netherlands? Join the Netherlands Recruitment Day on October 1st 2022, and get invited for a 20-minute interview with a Dutch professor or recruiter.
Requirements
To join our recruitment day and be invited for an interview, you will need to have :
An up-to-date English CV and a short personal research statement.
A master's degree (or soon obtaining) if you want to start a PhD. If you have a bachelor’s degree you can not participate and can not apply for an interview.
A good level of English, a TOEFL/IELTS certificate (or soon obtained). To communicate with your colleagues you need to have a good level of English. Most Dutch universities require a TOEFL score of 80 and higher or IELTS of 6.5 and higher. All your research can be done in English. It depends on the organisation if you need some Dutch skills too.
Register for free: the Netherlands Recruitment Day on October 1st 2022