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Do you enjoy organizing events? Do you want to be a linking pin between students, teachers and various societal stakeholders in a new and vibrant undergraduate programme? Are you a creative mind who enjoys communication in a smart and a (visually) attractive manner? Are you looking for a fun workplace with active colleagues, varied work and do you want to be a part of the CSSci community? Then we are looking for you for the position of Event- and Community manager at the bachelorprogramme of Computational Social Science.
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Do you enjoy organizing events? Do you want to be a linking pin between students, teachers and various societal stakeholders in a new and vibrant undergraduate programme? Are you a creative mind who enjoys communication in a smart and a (visually) attractive manner? Are you looking for a fun workplace with active colleagues, varied work and do you want to be a part of the CSSci community? Then we are looking for you for the position of Event- and Community manager at the bachelorprogramme of Computational Social Science.
Computational Social Science (CSSci) is a project-based, English-taught programme that trains students to analyze complex societal issues from multiple perspectives and to contribute—using data science—to solutions for challenges such as climate change, global health, and the responsible use of artificial intelligence. The programme features an international mix of students, lecturers, and project partners.

Computational Social Science (CSSci) is a project-based, English-taught programme that trains students to analyze complex societal issues from multiple perspectives and to contribute—using data science—to solutions for challenges such as climate change, global health, and the responsible use of artificial intelligence. The programme features an international mix of students, lecturers, and project partners.
We offer part-time employment for 24 hours per week for a period of one year with a two-month probationary period, preferably starting as soon as possible. If you prove to be a good fit and financial and organizational circumstances remain unchanged, the contract will be converted into a permanent employment agreement.
The UFO profile Communications Officer 2 applies.
What else do we offer you?
• A position with varied duties and ample room for personal initiative and development within an inspiring organization;
• A position where personal initiative and input are highly valued;
• An enthusiastic and welcoming team that is open to new colleagues;
• An inspiring academic and international working environment in the heart of Amsterdam.
We offer part-time employment for 24 hours per week for a period of one year with a two-month probationary period, preferably starting as soon as possible. If you prove to be a good fit and financial and organizational circumstances remain unchanged, the contract will be converted into a permanent employment agreement.
The UFO profile Communications Officer 2 applies.
What else do we offer you?
• A position with varied duties and ample room for personal initiative and development within an inspiring organization;
• A position where personal initiative and input are highly valued;
• An enthusiastic and welcoming team that is open to new colleagues;
• An inspiring academic and international working environment in the heart of Amsterdam.
The core aim of the bachelor’s programme Computational Social Science (CSSci) is to allow students to design and implement sustainable digital interventions that address complex societal challenges. It aims to ensure they are changemakers equipped with the necessary academic skills to drive meaningful change in a variety of fields. The programme is rooted in the rapidly evolving interdisciplinary field of computational social science that brings together the theories, questions, and analytical perspectives of the social sciences with the programmatic thinking and methodological innovations of computational disciplines. Students and staff are part of a learning community where they interact with societal partners.
The core aim of the bachelor’s programme Computational Social Science (CSSci) is to allow students to design and implement sustainable digital interventions that address complex societal challenges. It aims to ensure they are changemakers equipped with the necessary academic skills to drive meaningful change in a variety of fields. The programme is rooted in the rapidly evolving interdisciplinary field of computational social science that brings together the theories, questions, and analytical perspectives of the social sciences with the programmatic thinking and methodological innovations of computational disciplines. Students and staff are part of a learning community where they interact with societal partners.
If you recognize yourself in this profile and are interested in the role, we look forward to receiving your motivation letter and CV. You can apply via the red button until 8 May 2026. Interviews will take place on 12 or 18 May 2026. In case of equal qualifications, internal candidates will be given preference over external candidates.
For questions about the vacancy, you can contact:
Barbara ten Hoedt; [email protected]
If you recognize yourself in this profile and are interested in the role, we look forward to receiving your motivation letter and CV. You can apply via the red button until 8 May 2026. Interviews will take place on 12 or 18 May 2026. In case of equal qualifications, internal candidates will be given preference over external candidates.
For questions about the vacancy, you can contact:
Barbara ten Hoedt; [email protected]


