Are you interested in studying cultures of making and maintaining in Asia and Africa? Would you like to engage with “sustainability” as a critical humanities scholar? Would you like to do historical research while contributing to debates on pathways to more inclusive, sustainable futures?
And would you like to work in a research group that brings together expertise in transnational historical research with expertise in transdisciplinary, transformation-oriented research? Then apply for this PhD position at the History Lab (Technology, Innovation & Society group, School of Innovation Sciences, TU/e).
More information at: https://jobs.tue.nl/en/vacancy/hidden-sustainability-nonwestern-perspectives-for-an-actionable-historiography-1093389.html