Researcher and Lecturer in European and Global Governance

The Chair of European and Global Governance at the Munich School of Politics and Public Policy (Hochschule für Politik München) at the Technical University of Munich invites applications for a three-year Post-Doctoral Research and Lecture position.

Your responsibilities:

The successful candidate will be engaging in research and teaching in European and Global Governance, focusing on International Organizations as well as Global Governance in a Digitalized World. This interdisciplinary research at the intersection between Politics and Technology includes joint publications and the preparation of grant applications. Furthermore, the position includes teaching and supervising graduate and undergraduate students as well as support of the chair on administrative, research, and teaching related issues.

Your qualifications:

• Outstanding doctoral degree in Political Science, International Relations, or International Political Economy
• Academic advising and teaching experience
• Ability to work in an international team
• English language proficiency
• Sufficient language skills in German for independent teaching (please indicate proficiency)
• Successful record in third-party funding acquisition is an asset
• Excellent academic record with relevant high-level publications is an asset

Our offer:

This three-year research position provides the opportunity to pursue a post-doctoral qualification at the Munich School of Politics and Public Policy at the Technical University of Munich, one of Germany's most highly ranked research universities (in residence). The estimated starting date is March 01, 2024. Remuneration will be in accordance with the German public service pay scale (collective agreement for state-level public servants, TV-L) at the E-13 level.

How to apply :

To apply, please send the following materials as a single pdf file to: tony.mueller@hfp.tum.de

• Cover letter explaining the motivation for the application
• CV (comprising a maximum of 10 pages, including a list of major publications)
• Certificates
• Short teaching proposal
• One selected publication
• Names and addresses of two references

All applications received by November 27, 2023 are assured full consideration. Additional information, including letters of recommendation, may be requested during the selection process. Please do not hesitate to contact Professor Eugénia da Conceição-Heldt at eugenia.heldt@hfp.tum.de if you have any questions.

This positions strongly support the Munich School of Politics and Public Policy’s diversity policy, which seeks to increase the number of women, people with disabilities, and members of other groups traditionally underrepresented in academia. Submissions from such applicants are therefore particularly encouraged.

Data protection:

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Find out more about us at www.hfp.tum.de/en/governance

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