Postdoctoral Researcher In Econometrics And Causal Inference
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Job Description & How to Apply Below
University of Groningen
Netherlands
Apply by 15 Dec 2026
About This OpportunityUniversity of Groningen offers Postdoctoral Researcher In Econometrics And Causal Inference. Within the NWO project Evaluation of Policy Interventions on Societal Inequality at the University of Groningen, the three-year postdoc develops econometric approaches to dist.
Within the NWO project Evaluation of Policy Interventions on Societal Inequality at the University of Groningen, the three-year postdoc develops econometric approaches to distributional policy effects, combining distribution regression, difference-in-differences, machine learning and valid statistical inference. Applications concern socioeconomic inequality, including health disparities across the life course. The work involves collaboration with Professors Aico van Vuuren and Gerard J. van den Berg.
Practical and application conditions:
Contract or doctoral duration: 3 years;
Advertised weekly workload: 38 hours/week;
Published remuneration: EUR 3,706–5,760 gross per month;
Verified official Final date to receive applications: 15 December 2026 at 23:59 Dutch local time;
Application materials mentioned:
Motivation letter, Curriculum vitae, Research or job-market paper, One recommendation letter.
Who This Opportunity Is Best Suited For:
Based on the documented project scope, it may particularly suit applicants with a PhD in economics, econometrics, statistics or a related quantitative field, research papers in causal inference or econometric methodology, programming expertise and interest in machine learning.
Potential Challenges / Who May Find It Less Suitable:
Strong methodological econometrics and statistical inference are central; experience in distribution regression, high-dimensional econometrics or empirical health applications is advantageous.
Overall Opportunity Assessment:
The distinguishing feature is the specific combination of research questions and methods described above; applicants should weigh this focus against the documented prerequisites and working conditions.
Distributional impacts of policy interventions using econometrics and causal inference
Level Postdoc
Duration 3 years
Reference Code 365044
Field Distributional impacts of policy interventions using econometrics and causal inference
Organization Type University
Funding & CompensationAmount EUR 3,706-5,760 / Per Month
Funding Type Salary
Funding Status Paid
Period Per Month
Requirements EducationPhD in economics, econometrics, statistics or a related quantitative field.
ExperienceTechnical Skills Econometrics Causal inference Programming Difference-in-differences Distribution regression Machine learning
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