PI - 4-Year Predoctoral Research Position in the \"Communication\" Research Group at the University
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Madrid, Comunidad de Madrid, España
University of Deusto
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Organisation/Company University of Deusto Research Field Communication sciences Researcher Profile First Stage Researcher (R1) Application Deadline 1 Nov 2026
- 23:59 (UTC) Country Spain Type of Contract Temporary Job Status Full-time Hours Per Week 39 Offer Starting Date 10 Jan 2027 Is the job funded through the EU Research Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? NoInscríbase ahora, lea los detalles del trabajo desplazándose hacia abajo. Verifique que posee las habilidades necesarias antes de enviar una solicitud.
Offer DescriptionrojectDISGEN – Gender disinformation: Analyzing the effects of gender disinformation in democracy (administrative reference PID2 OB-I00) investigates how gender disinformation and deepfakes targeting women in the public sphere affect democratic participation and equality in Spain, using a combination of computational, qualitative, and participatory methods.
DisGen is a research-oriented project with a planned duration of four years. It is situated at the intersection of communication (media and social platforms), gender, and digital technology to address gender disinformation directed against journalists, politicians, activists, and other women on the front lines. Its objectives include quantifying the prevalence and typologies of gender disinformation, analyzing how these attacks are amplified by platforms, and designing interventions, protocols, and recommendations with a gender perspective. DISGEN is a project focused on producing empirical evidence, scientific publications, open datasets and tools, as well as recommendations and materials useful for policymakers, journalists, platforms, and civil society organizations.
The position offers the opportunity to pursue a PhD, join an interdisciplinary research environment, and participate in a project with an academic, applied, and international focus. For this position, we are seeking a candidate with a Master's degree that qualifies them for PhD studies and a demonstrable track record and research interests in areas related to communication and media, gender studies, and technology, consistent with the project's interdisciplinary approach. Candidates demonstrating interest, publications, or academic experience at the intersection of communication, gender, and technology, as well as a sensitivity to working with feminist and intersectional approaches, will be given special consideration.
Funding institutionSpanish State Research Agency at the Ministry of Science, Innovation and UniversitiesRequirementsSpecific RequirementsApplication requirementsMeet the requirements established in Article 12 of the call for "Knowledge Generation Projects 2025". Specifically, Article 12.2 specifies the evaluation criteria and their corresponding scores (see pages 27 and 28).
Be enrolled in, or have been admitted during Phase 2, to a PhD programme at the University of Deusto for the academic year 2026/2027.
Training, experience, or academic outputs at the intersection of communication, gender, and technology will be especially valued, as will the use of digital humanities methodologies applied to media and data analysis. Proficiency in quantitative and computational tools—such as R for statistical analysis and visualization, Gephi for network analysis, and text mining or NLP techniques—will also be considered, along with experience in qualitative analysis software such as ATLAS.ti. Furthermore, the ability to collect, systematize, analyze, and visualize research data, as well as prior participation in competitive projects, publications, conferences, and open science or knowledge transfer activities, will be highly valued.
Strong academic reading and writing skills in both Spanish and English will be highly valued, as the project involves publications, reports, and scientific output of international scope. Native Spanish speakers require a C1 level in English; native English speakers require a C1 level in Spanish.
Curriculum VitaeCurriculum Vitae.
Official academic certificates (academic transcripts) for undergraduate and master s studies. The academic certificate must include the name of the degree programs, the subjects comprising the complete curriculum of the corresponding degree, the courses completed, the grades obtained, and the dates on which they were awarded.
Enrolment certificate in the PhD program or the corresponding admission letter for the academic year 2026/2027.
Identification Document: scanned copy of DNI, NIE, or passport.
Application deadline10 October 2026Information and inquiriesThe contract will have a maximum duration of 4 years.
Salary:
€25,456.10 gross per year.
If the PhD degree is obtained before the end of the four-year period, a Postdoctoral Orientation Period (POP) of a maximum duration of 12 months will be funded, aimed at further professional development and specialization.
Additional fundingIn addition, the Ministry of Science, Innovation and Univers
- 23:59 (UTC) Country Spain Type of Contract Temporary Job Status Full-time Hours Per Week 39 Offer Starting Date 10 Jan 2027 Is the job funded through the EU Research Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? NoInscríbase ahora, lea los detalles del trabajo desplazándose hacia abajo. Verifique que posee las habilidades necesarias antes de enviar una solicitud.
Offer DescriptionrojectDISGEN – Gender disinformation: Analyzing the effects of gender disinformation in democracy (administrative reference PID2 OB-I00) investigates how gender disinformation and deepfakes targeting women in the public sphere affect democratic participation and equality in Spain, using a combination of computational, qualitative, and participatory methods.
DisGen is a research-oriented project with a planned duration of four years. It is situated at the intersection of communication (media and social platforms), gender, and digital technology to address gender disinformation directed against journalists, politicians, activists, and other women on the front lines. Its objectives include quantifying the prevalence and typologies of gender disinformation, analyzing how these attacks are amplified by platforms, and designing interventions, protocols, and recommendations with a gender perspective. DISGEN is a project focused on producing empirical evidence, scientific publications, open datasets and tools, as well as recommendations and materials useful for policymakers, journalists, platforms, and civil society organizations.
The position offers the opportunity to pursue a PhD, join an interdisciplinary research environment, and participate in a project with an academic, applied, and international focus. For this position, we are seeking a candidate with a Master's degree that qualifies them for PhD studies and a demonstrable track record and research interests in areas related to communication and media, gender studies, and technology, consistent with the project's interdisciplinary approach. Candidates demonstrating interest, publications, or academic experience at the intersection of communication, gender, and technology, as well as a sensitivity to working with feminist and intersectional approaches, will be given special consideration.
Funding institutionSpanish State Research Agency at the Ministry of Science, Innovation and UniversitiesRequirementsSpecific RequirementsApplication requirementsMeet the requirements established in Article 12 of the call for "Knowledge Generation Projects 2025". Specifically, Article 12.2 specifies the evaluation criteria and their corresponding scores (see pages 27 and 28).
Be enrolled in, or have been admitted during Phase 2, to a PhD programme at the University of Deusto for the academic year 2026/2027.
Training, experience, or academic outputs at the intersection of communication, gender, and technology will be especially valued, as will the use of digital humanities methodologies applied to media and data analysis. Proficiency in quantitative and computational tools—such as R for statistical analysis and visualization, Gephi for network analysis, and text mining or NLP techniques—will also be considered, along with experience in qualitative analysis software such as ATLAS.ti. Furthermore, the ability to collect, systematize, analyze, and visualize research data, as well as prior participation in competitive projects, publications, conferences, and open science or knowledge transfer activities, will be highly valued.
Strong academic reading and writing skills in both Spanish and English will be highly valued, as the project involves publications, reports, and scientific output of international scope. Native Spanish speakers require a C1 level in English; native English speakers require a C1 level in Spanish.
Curriculum VitaeCurriculum Vitae.
Official academic certificates (academic transcripts) for undergraduate and master s studies. The academic certificate must include the name of the degree programs, the subjects comprising the complete curriculum of the corresponding degree, the courses completed, the grades obtained, and the dates on which they were awarded.
Enrolment certificate in the PhD program or the corresponding admission letter for the academic year 2026/2027.
Identification Document: scanned copy of DNI, NIE, or passport.
Application deadline10 October 2026Information and inquiriesThe contract will have a maximum duration of 4 years.
Salary:
€25,456.10 gross per year.
If the PhD degree is obtained before the end of the four-year period, a Postdoctoral Orientation Period (POP) of a maximum duration of 12 months will be funded, aimed at further professional development and specialization.
Additional fundingIn addition, the Ministry of Science, Innovation and Univers