Student assistant for research project in plastics and the green transition

At the Department of Organization, we are looking for a student assistant for various research-related tasks.

Work tasks
Work will include transcribing interviews, coding CVs, working with Excel databases, and desk research. The topic areas are experts and expertise in the green transition and alternative organizations in the global plastic crisis. Your workplace is the Department of Organization, CBS.

Qualifications
The selected candidate has the following qualifications:

• You have a strong interest in analytical work, as well as abilities in conducting qualitative academic research.
• You have a good command of both English and Danish.
• You can work independently and professionally with the tasks at hand.

Payment and hire
Employment will take place according to the HK organization agreement and the Joint Agreement between the Ministry of Tax and Public Employees’ Organizations (OAO-S Joint Agreement).

The salary is between DKK 140.57 to DKK 147.46 and depends on previous employment within the office subject and level of education. The pension contribution amounts to 15 % of the pensionable salary components.

It is a prerequisite for employment that the candidate is an active student.

The job requires 10 hours a week and will be remunerated according to the price per hour established by the university.

The job will start December 1, 2024.

The employment is for less than one year.

Further information
If you have questions related to the position, you are welcome to contact Associate Professor Jacob Hasselbalch by e-mail: [email protected].

Application
Please submit your application consisting of: (1) a motivation letter, indicating your qualifications and why this job is of interest to you, (2) transcript of grades from your current studies and previous education, (3) enrollment letter, and (4) a CV.

Application due: 11/14/2024

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