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Date: Fri, 24 Aug 2012 13:48:33
From: Martin Schulze Wessel [martin.schulzewessel at lrz.uni-muenchen.de]
Subject: Multiple Languages; General Linguistics; Historical Linguistics: Post Doc, LMU München and Universität Regensburg, Munich and Regensburg, Germany

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University or Organization: LMU München and Universität Regensburg 
Department: Grad School for East and Southeast Europe Studies
Job Location: Munich and Regensburg, Germany 
Web Address: http://www.en.areastudies.zfo.uni-muenchen. de/index.html
Job Rank: Post Doc  

Specialty Areas: General Linguistics; Historical Linguistics 

Required Language(s): Greek, Ancient (grc)
                      Greek, Modern (ell) 
                      Hebrew (heb) 
                      Hebrew, Ancient (hbo) 
                      Hungarian (hun) 
                      Polish (pol) 
                      Romanian (ron) 
                      Russian (rus) 
                      Turkish (tur) 
                      Indo-European 
                      Romance 
                      Semitic 
                      Slavic Subgroup 
                      Uralic 

Description:

The Graduate School for East and Southeast European Studies invites
applications for 4 full-time postdoctoral positions. The positions begin 1.
November 2012, and are limited to a fixed 2.5 year term. They are
remunerated according to TV-L Salary Scale E13.
 
The postdoctoral researchers will contribute to the academic program of the
new Graduate School for East and Southeast European Studies, which is
organized jointly by the Ludwig-Maximilians-University of Munich and the
University of Regensburg. The Graduate School for East and Southeast
European Studies is 
funded by Germany's Excellence Initiative. Research at the Graduate School
will be conducted under three broad, interdisciplinary fields:  Origins and
forms of social and political change; Cultural systems; and Infrastructure,
migration and transfer of knowledge. The Graduate School will also pay
particular attention to the entanglements of East and Southeastern Europe
with other parts of the globe. For more information see:
http://www.en.areastudies.zfo.uni-muenchen.de/index.html.
 
The announced postdoctoral positions will be assigned to the following
disciplines:
Jewish History (LMU Munich)
Arts History/Theatre Studies (LMU Munich)
Economic and Social History (University of Regensburg)
Slavic Studies (University of Regensburg)
 
Requirements:
-Excellent PhD in one of the above mentioned or neighboring 
disciplines
-Research experience on East and Southeastern Europe
-Development of an innovative postdoctoral project
-Readiness to undertake interdisciplinary cooperation
-Ability to work as a part of a team
 
We offer a challenging and varied position in an international working
environment in Munich and Regensburg, two cities noted for their quality of
living. The possibility of further qualification (i.e. German Habilitation)
exists.
 
The Graduate School is committed to equal opportunity and to the
compatibility of family and career. We actively encourage applications of
women. Applications from candidates with disabilities with essentially
equivalent qualifications will receive preferential consideration.
 
The application deadline is 15 September 2012. Applications should include: 
-Covering letter describing why you should be accepted for the position
-Curriculum vitae
-Research proposal (max. 5 pages)
-List of publications and list of courses taught

Applications must be sent as a PDF file (maximum file size 5 MB) by email
with the subject line "Application Graduate School" to the two following
addresses: 
-Prof. Dr. Martin Schulze Wessel, martin.schulzewessel at lrz.uni-muenchen.de
-Prof. Dr. Ulf Brunnbauer, brunnbauer at ios-regensburg.de


Application Deadline: 15-Sep-2012 
	  
Email Address for Applications: martin.schulzewessel at lrz.uni-muenchen.de 
Contact Information:
	Prof. Dr. Martin Schulze Wessel 
	Email: martin.schulzewessel at lrz.uni-muenchen.de 
	Phone: 0049 89 2180 5481 





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