In the Netherlands, priority is currently being given to eliminating new HIV infections and finding a cure for HIV. In this context, two four year research projects will be conducted. Project 1 focuses on social engagement in HIV cure, the meaningful involvement of people with HIV in that process, and the impact a cure can have on HIV stigma. Project 2 focuses on a regional, tailored approach to HIV prevention in the EuRegio Limburg with German and Belgian border regions for high risk groups such as refugees and men-having-sex-with-men (MSM). These are collaborative national projects with external partners. Project 1 is also co-led with Dr. Chantal den Daas (RIVM) and Prof dr. John de Wit (Utrecht University). The candidates will work at Maastricht University’s Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience, Department of Work and Social Psychology, section Applied Social Psychology.
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2 Doctoral Students (AiO) on psychosocial aspects of HIV at Maastricht University