[CogSci] Vacancy: Two assistant professors in Cognition and Communication at Tilburg University

[E.J. Krahmer]

[apologies for multiple posting]

The Department of Communication and Cognition in the Tilburg School of Humanities and Digital Sciences is looking for two enthusiastic new Assistant Professors in Cognition and Communication [0.8 - 1.0 fte, 4 years]. The successful candidates will strengthen our Communication and Information Sciences (CIS) teaching track and are expected to initiate and conduct research in the Tilburg Center for Cognition and Communication (TiCC).

Researchers in our group explore cognitive and social aspects of human communication through a multidisciplinary approach, combining careful experimentation with survey methods, corpus analyses and computational modelling. Core research domains include (in alphabetical order) communication and technology, cross-cultural communication, information visualization, language production, new media design, social media research, strategic communication and non-verbal communication.

Moreover, the successful candidates contribute to one of the leading programs in the Netherlands in Communication and Information Sciences (CIS), consisting of three tracks: Business Communication and Digital Media (BDM), Communication and Cognition (CC), and New Media Design (NMD). Annually, the CIS program attracts approximately 130 new bachelor students, 350 new premaster students, and 300 new master students. The candidates may contribute to all of the tracks in CIS, and will also supervise bachelor and master theses on various topics.


More information can be found here<https://tiu.nu/17802>  For more information on this position, please contact prof. dr. Emiel Krahmer, Head of Department (e.j.krahmer at tilburguniversity.edu<mailto:e.j.krahmer at tilburguniversity.edu>).

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