Applications are sought from candidates interested in pursuing a PhD focused on the design of new technologies to support mental health interventions for young people.
Application deadline: 1st April 2018
Location: Technical University of Denmark (DTU)
The programme of research in which the PhD candidate will engage forms part of the TEAM (Technology-Enabled Mental Health for Young People) ITN programme. TEAM is funded by the European Commission through its Marie Sklowdowska Curie programme. The TEAM network funds 15 PhD studentships in all, and the candidate will be part of this exclusive training program.
Benefits: The successful candidates will receive a gross annual salary of approximately €32,000. They will also be entitled to a mobility allowance of approximately €6,000 per annum and potentially a family allowance where appropriate. The duration of the contract will be 3 years as a fully funded PhD.
The present position at DTU is focused on “Open-Access Data Platform for Behavioural Monitoring and Visual Analytics for Mental Health“. We are seeking excellent and ambitious candidates with a background in computer science or software engineering.
Please follow the link below for further details of the project and details of how to apply.