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COMCRIM Student Assistant (September 2026 - June 2027)

COMCRIM

Maastricht
Full-time
0-2 years experience
On-site

Key Skills

Desk Research
Empirical Research
Communication
Dissemination
English Writing
Dutch Writing
Time Management
Independent Work
Research Methods
Statistics

Job Description

July 6, 2026 - 12:00 Are you a final-year bachelor’s student or a master’s student with an interest in interdisciplinary research? COMCRIM is looking for a student assistant for the upcoming academic year. In this role, you will support ongoing research and project activities across different work packages. Tasks include desk research, supporting empirical research, and assisting with communication and dissemination activities. What We Require Final-year bachelor's or master's student at Maastricht University in social sciences, law, forensic psychology, statistics, or a related field Completion of coursework in research methods or empirical research is preferred Curious, research-oriented, and willing to learn Ability to work independently and manage time effectively Strong command of English and Dutch, particularly in writing Interest in the topics studied by COMCRIM What We Offer 6-8 hours a week contracted by InterUM Flexible working hours that can be arranged around your study schedule Practical experience in a dynamic academic environment Exposure to interdisciplinary research on crimes that undermine democracy and the rule of law Opportunity to develop research, organisational, and professional skills How To Apply If you are interested and meet the profile, we encourage you to apply by sending your CV and a short motivation letter to Betsabé Vásquez by September 11, 2026. Please also see the full position description for more details. Are you a final-year bachelor’s student or a master’s student with an interest in interdisciplinary research? COMCRIM is looking for a student assistant for the upcoming academic year. In this role, you will support ongoing research and project activities across different work packages. Tasks include desk research, supporting empirical research, and assisting with communication and dissemination activities. What We Require Final-year bachelor's or master's student at Maastricht University in social sciences, law, forensic psychology, statistics, or a related field Completion of coursework in research methods or empirical research is preferred Curious, research-oriented, and willing to learn Ability to work independently and manage time effectively Strong command of English and Dutch, particularly in writing Interest in the topics studied by COMCRIM What We Offer 6-8 hours a week contracted by InterUM Flexible working hours that can be arranged around your study schedule Practical experience in a dynamic academic environment Exposure to interdisciplinary research on crimes that undermine democracy and the rule of law Opportunity to develop research, organisational, and professional skills How To Apply If you are interested and meet the profile, we encourage you to apply by sending your CV and a short motivation letter to Betsabé Vásquez by September 11, 2026. Please also see the full position description for more details.

Core Responsibilities

The student assistant will support ongoing research and project activities across various work packages. Key tasks include conducting desk research, supporting empirical research, and assisting with communication and dissemination activities.

Requirements

Applicants must be final-year bachelor's or master's students at Maastricht University in social sciences, law, forensic psychology, statistics, or a related field. Proficiency in English and Dutch and a background in research methods are preferred.

Benefits

  • Flexible working hours
  • Practical experience in a dynamic academic environment
  • Exposure to interdisciplinary research
  • Opportunity to develop research, organisational, and professional skills

About COMCRIM

Industry: Research Services

Company size: 11-50 employees

COMCRIM is an interdisciplinary research project that studies crimes that undermine democracy and the rule of law (rechtsstaat-ondermijnende criminaliteit or ondermijning) in and via the Netherlands.

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