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the creation of new student- and research-driven companies, developing open research infrastructures and experimentation environments, and strengthening the university’s innovation culture. The University
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description We are seeking a highly motivated and accomplished scholar who will actively and innovatively contribute to research and teaching in the area of Media Studies. Applicants are expected to demonstrate
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or two (1-2) fixed-term University Researcher positions for two years, starting in January, 2027 (or later, based on negotiations). The positions are open within MePhiS’s research teams: 1) Antitheodicy
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Postdoctoral Researcher position in the Study of Religion. The position is open within MePhiS’s research team Future, Futurelessness and Vernacular Responses to Suffering. The position is fix-term for three
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relations of diverse actors, material arrangements, and transnational connections. Empirically, the project focuses on Kenya but is open to research being conducted in alternative humanitarian contexts
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design, and/or environmental justice approaches and responses to the climate crisis. The position is linked to the Finnish Research Council Profi9 support for a project on Climate Democracy, led by
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Postdoctoral Researcher position in Legal History. The position is open within MePhiS’s research team History of Ethics and Law of Responding to Suffering hosted by the Faculty of Theology at the University
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fixed-term University Researcher position in Intellectual History. University Researcher position is open within MePhiS’s research team History of Ethics and Law of Responding to Suffering hosted by
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teaching-oriented candidate with a demonstrated record of high-quality research-based teaching, curriculum development, and the creative design of new learning environments. Candidates may come from digital
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are open within Academy Professor Sari Kivistö’s project, The Verses of Learning: Epideixis and the Cultural Stories of Nature at Early Modern Universities (VERSITAS) , funded by the Research Council