Please see available Postdoctoral Fellowship positions at Stellenbosch University.
Postdoctoral Fellowship Opportunity Available:
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Postdoctoral Fellowship
Faculty of Medicine and Health Science
Project Title: Digital Health, Maternal and Neonatal care
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| 31 September 2024
| Prof Doreen Kaura
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Postdoctoral Fellowship
Department of Curriculum Studies
Project Title: International Credentialling and Quality Assurance Standards
| 08 August 2024
| Dr Brent Abrahams
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Postdoctoral Fellowship
Molecular Breeding & Biodiversity (MBB) Research Group, Department of Genetics.
Scope of Research: Research within applied milieu of animal production, conservation management and sustainable development of the bio- and oceans economy of South Africa.
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| 31 August 2024
| Prof Clint Rhode
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Postdoctoral Fellowship
School for Climate
School for Data Science
Scope of Research: Climate Resilience and AgroInformatics. The project aims to develop an extensive data resource of Indigenous tree species for reforestation with the potential to support climate adaptation and mitigation that integrates species trait data, climate relationships, and growth characteristics.
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| 15 August 2024
| Dr Beckett
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Postdoctoral Fellowship
Department of Curriculum Studies
Scope of Research: learning impact of translanguaging in multilingual content-based instruction classrooms.
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| 31 July 2024
| Prof Nhlanhla Mpofu
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Postdoctoral Fellowship
Division of Disability and Rehabilitation Studies
Scope of Research: Gender-based violence and digital technology: Women with disabilities experiences and their practices of safety and wellbeing in South Africa
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| 26 July 2024
| Prof Lieketseng
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Postdoctoral Research Fellowship
Macroeconomics
Department of Economics
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| 15 January 2024
(or until the position is filled)
| Prof Guangling Liu
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Postdoctoral Research Fellowship:
Eco-evolutionary modelling of biodiversity changes in open adaptive communities.
Scope of Research: This project aims to use mathematical and statistical tools to monitor and predict the dynamics and patterns of community transitions when facing cross-scale stressors, such as habitat loss, biological invasions, and climate change. It brings together advanced mathematical models and statistical methods with real biodiversity data to create in-depth understanding of how ecological communities and interaction networks assemble and operate in changing environments.
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| This call remains open until filled or 31/12/2028
| Ms JE Swart
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