University Assistant (post doc)
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ORGANISATION/COMPANYFaculty of Protestant Theology
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RESEARCH FIELDReligious sciences › Church studies
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RESEARCHER PROFILERecognised Researcher (R2)
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APPLICATION DEADLINE22/01/2020 00:00 - Europe/Brussels
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LOCATIONAustria › Wien
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TYPE OF CONTRACTTemporary
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JOB STATUSFull-time
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HOURS PER WEEK40
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OFFER STARTING DATE01/03/2020
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REFERENCE NUMBER10389
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MARIE CURIE GRANT AGREEMENT NUMBERNo
At the Department of Christian History, Christian Art and Archaeology of the Protestant Theological Faculty at University of Vienna a positions of University assistants (post doc) is vacant, beginning the 1st of March 2020 (for 6 years).
Your responsibilities include active participation in research projects and publications, support in the editorial work for the Zeitschrift für Antikes Christentum and participation in the organisation of conferences. The holder of the position has the opportunity to prepare his or her own scientific work with the aim of a habilitation in church history as well as to apply for a third-party funded project within the scope of his or her own research. Participation in relevant international conferences is encouraged. Independent teaching of evaluated courses as well as supervision of student affairs is possible within the scope of extant regulations of the Collective Agreement. Your responsibilities include active participation in research projects and publications, support in the editorial work for the Zeitschrift für Antikes Christentum and participation in the organisation of conferences. The holder of the position has the opportunity to prepare his or her own scientific work with the aim of a habilitation in church history as well as to apply for a third-party funded project within the scope of his or her own research. Participation in relevant international conferences is encouraged. Independent teaching of evaluated courses as well as supervision of student affairs is possible within the scope of extant regulations of the Collective Agreement.
Benefits
Eligibility criteria
A university degree is required, preferably in Protestant Theology or in Teaching Protestant Religion, as well as a successfully completed dissertation in Church History. A great interest in Christianity in Late Antiquity, a willingness to attend national and international conferences as well as to work in a team and good skills in dealing with EDP are expected. Very good knowledge of Greek and Latin as well as good knowledge of modern foreign languages are required. - IT user skills - Ability to work in a team
Selection process
A university degree is required, preferably in Protestant Theology or in Teaching Protestant Religion, as well as a successfully completed dissertation in Church History. A great interest in Christianity in Late Antiquity, a willingness to attend national and international conferences as well as to work in a team and good skills in dealing with EDP are expected. Very good knowledge of Greek and Latin as well as good knowledge of modern foreign languages are required. - IT user skills - Ability to work in a team
Additional comments
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Required Research Experiences
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RESEARCH FIELDReligious sciences › Church studies
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YEARS OF RESEARCH EXPERIENCENone
Offer Requirements
Skills/Qualifications
A university degree is required, preferably in Protestant Theology or in Teaching Protestant Religion, as well as a successfully completed dissertation in Church History. A great interest in Christianity in Late Antiquity, a willingness to attend national and international conferences as well as to work in a team and good skills in dealing with EDP are expected. Very good knowledge of Greek and Latin as well as good knowledge of modern foreign languages are required. - IT user skills - Ability to work in a team The first successful efforts to collaborate on research projects and to publish them in prestigious, subject-related places of publication are also expected.
Documents to be submitted: - letter of motivation - Scientific curriculum vitae with diplomas incl. list of publications, list of courses, list of lecture activities - Description of the research interests and research plans / if applicable the habilitation project
Specific Requirements
A university degree is required, preferably in Protestant Theology or in Teaching Protestant Religion, as well as a successfully completed dissertation in Church History. A great interest in Christianity in Late Antiquity, a willingness to attend national and international conferences as well as to work in a team and good skills in dealing with EDP are expected. Very good knowledge of Greek and Latin as well as good knowledge of modern foreign languages are required. - IT user skills - Ability to work in a team The first successful efforts to collaborate on research projects and to publish them in prestigious, subject-related places of publication are also expected.
Documents to be submitted: - letter of motivation - Scientific curriculum vitae with diplomas incl. list of publications, list of courses, list of lecture activities - Description of the research interests and research plans / if applicable the habilitation project
EURAXESS offer ID: 477463
Posting organisation offer ID: 10389
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