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offers excellent opportunities to gain leadership experience while building an independent research profile. The Postdoctoral Researcher will also have opportunities to collaborate with international
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: Conduct collaborative and independent research on community-based democratic innovations and experiments in response to the climate crisis. Design and carry out assessments, evaluations, and comparisons
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consider: ability to work and develop research ideas both independently and collaboratively knowledge of and experience in archival work (such as zenodo) knowledge of and experience in critical approaches
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years of postdoctoral experience. In addition, applicants should possess ability to lead a research group, a track record of securing external funding, and the teaching skills required to successfully
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, specializing in medieval or early modern period. A pre-existing interest in the general theme of the CoE is an advantage. A University Researcher typically has at least ca. five years of postdoctoral experience
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proposal (max. 3 pages) consisting of a description of how your previous research experience and current work align with the overarching aims of the team of Future, Futurelessness and Vernacular Responses
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employment, multiple job holding, ‘taskification’ of work into short gigs, and obscured lines between paid and unpaid labour. By highlighting migrants' experiences, the project challenges conventional
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experience and current work align with the overarching aims of the team of History of Ethics and Law of Responding to Suffering; a research idea outlining why the project’s themes or approach interest you and
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have excellent analytic and writing skills and will be able to conduct independent work. We strongly encourage candidates of refugee and/or East African background to apply. Experience of working