Postdoc in sociology of intergroup relations — Universität Bern
- Location
- Bern
- Contract
- full-time
- Posted
- 30 days ago
Role overview
Aufgaben
Research on topics related to intergroup relations, social networks, and deviance
Curriculum development and teaching in the Bachelor and Master programs of the department in these areas
- Aufgaben:
- Research on topics related to intergroup relations, social networks, and deviance
- Research activities on current and socially relevant topics.
- Room to develop own research and teaching projects.
What the company offers
- Research activities on current and socially relevant topics.
- Room to develop own research and teaching projects.
Application process
- Experience with writing third-party funding applications is a plus
Additional details
- Collaboration on research projects at the IFS and the department Further development of own research agenda
- Participation in academic activities of the IFS and the department PhD in sociology or related disciplines
Notes and original content
- Collaboration on research projects at the IFS and the department
- Further development of own research agenda
- Participation in academic activities of the IFS and the department
- Anforderungen:
- PhD in sociology or related disciplines
- Wir bieten:
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