PhD in Urban Design

Operating from the standpoint that mobility is essentially a subjective human experience, BEAT (Building Equitable Accessibility Together) aims to investigate urban mobility barriers as they unfold in the daily activities of people. The focus of this project is the holistic experience of urban mobility in the daily lives of individuals with physical and cognitive diversities. This specific PhD position is part of the interaction design research strand and draws on methods from Human-Computer Interaction (HCI). Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands. Faculty: Faculty of Science. Institute: Informatics Institute (IvI). Lab: Digital Interactions Lab (DILAB).