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Your personal sphere of influence:
As PhD student in a predoctoral position at the Department of Economic and Social History, you actively participate in research, teaching and administration in the field of economic and social history of the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period, as well as in one of the key research areas of the Faculty and its Doctoral School relevant to your dissertation project (i.e. “Economy and Society from a Historical-Cultural Perspective” or “Global History”). A connection to the Cluster of Excellence “Eurasian Transformations” is possible.
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Your institutional home:
- Researching, writing and completing a doctoral thesis. We expect the successful candidate to sign a doctoral thesis agreement with the faculty within the first 12 months.
- Establishment of an independent research profile
- Publications in (international) journals and participation in (international) conferences
- Involvement in the organization of meetings, conferences, symposia and workshops
- Participation in the preparation of research projects / research studies and in acquiring third-party funding
- Participation in teaching and independent teaching of courses and student supervision in Medieval History as defined by the collective agreement
- Involvement in department administration, as well as in teaching and research administration
- Participation in evaluation measures and quality assurance
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Your personal sphere of influence:
- You will work independently on a topic in the field of "Music and Psychoanalysis" (possible as part of your master’s thesis)
- You will publish at least one article on the topic of "Music and Psychoanalysis" during the project period
- You will participate in research and archival work
- You will actively develop a project website
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Your personal sphere of play:
As a postdoctoral university assistant at the Department of Contemporary History, you will be involved in research and teaching in the field of “Austrian contemporary history since 1918 in an international context.”
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Your Tasks
We are seeking a new Director who will complement and further enhance the institute’s outstanding research profile by supporting interdisciplinarity. The successful candidate will bring expertise primarily in the history of the early modern Habsburg Monarchy in its Central European context.
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Your Tasks
- Completed MA in a humanities field relevant to the study of modern Iran or Central Asia
- Excellent knowledge of Judeo-Persian and religious thought among Iranian and / or Central Asian Jewish communities
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills the languages relevant to your research (Russian, Persian, Hebrew, Tajik)
- Good written and verbal communication skills in English, ability to publish academic articles in English
- Openness to interdisciplinary collaboration and dialogue
- Initiative and ability to work in a team
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Your new workplace:
The Institute for Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies has a vacancy for a university assistant Praedoc (Prof. Dr. Andreas E. Müller). The position is for 30 hours per week.
Interested candidates with a completed degree and above-average academic achievements, particularly in the field of reception/scientific history of the subject, are invited to apply.
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Your personal sphere of play:
The Institute for Austrian Historical Research has a long-standing tradition in the training of archivists. As part of the Faculty of Historical and Cultural Studies, which brings together all historical disciplines at the University of Vienna, it is an internationally recognized research and training center for historical methodology and auxiliary sciences (paleography, diplomatics, records management, source studies, etc.) as well as archival studies. The close institutional ties with Austrian archives in both teaching and research provide an excellent working environment for this position. Additional attractiveness is offered by the opportunities for cooperation with the faculty’s key research areas.
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Your working place:
- You lead the software development and support research applications of the orbital modeling code DYNAMITE.
- You contribute software expertise to other computational astrophysical projects.
- You contribute to publications in peer-reviewed journals and to (re)presentations at international meetings.
- You (co-)supervise Bachelor, Master and Doctoral students in Astronomy.
- You teach within the provisions of the collective bargaining agreement.
- You take on administrative tasks in research and teaching.
- You become an engaged member of the 'Dynamics of Stellar Systems' research group and the Department of Astrophysics.
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