29.1960, Jobs: German; Sociolinguistics: Post Doc, Universtiy of Vienna
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Subject: 29.1960, Jobs: German; Sociolinguistics: Post Doc, Universtiy of Vienna
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Date: Tue, 08 May 2018 13:50:36
From: Alexandra Lenz [alexandra.lenz at univie.ac.at]
Subject: German; Sociolinguistics: Post Doc, Universtiy of Vienna, Austria
University or Organization: University of Vienna
Department: Department of German Studies
Job Location: Vienna, Austria
Web Address: https://dioe.at/en/
Job Title: Sociolinguistics/Variationist Linguistics
Job Rank: Post Doc
Specialty Areas: Sociolinguistics; Language Variation, German in Austria, Corpus Linguistics
Required Language(s): German (deu)
Description:
The Department of German Studies at the University of Vienna is seeking to
hire a postdoc in sociolinguistics.
Your tasks will include active participation in research, teaching, and
administration. This involves:
- involvement in research projects, especially in the Special Research Program
(SFB) “German in Austria. Variation - Contact - Perception"
(https://dioe.at/en/);
- involvement in project applications; development of a research profile in
the framework of variationist linguistics/sociolinguistics (with an emphasis
on Austria);
- scientific qualification research;
- international publications and presentations;
- independent teaching of courses and assistance in teaching as defined by the
collective agreement (this includes the examination and supervision of
students);
- involvement in the department administration as well as in the teaching and
research administration.
The SFB 'German in Austria' is a collaborative research project located in the
humanities. For the first time, four institutions across Austria collaborate
in researching and documenting German in Austria. The SFB investigates the
breadth of variation and varieties of German in Austria from the perspectives
of variationist linguistics, language contact and multilingualism, and
researches sociolinguistic questions of language attitudes and perceptions.
Your profile:
- doctorate or PhD degree completed with very good marks in German Studies;
- research emphasis on the area of variationist linguistics/sociolinguistics
(evident through PhD-thesis/dissertation, work experience in research
projects, publications or other qualifications);
- project experience in the context of scientific research;
- experience with empirical methods regarding language data processing and the
analysis of spoken language;
- excellent knowledge of office software package;
- experience with (big) corpora and data handling;
- good knowledge of analysis software;
- user experiences w.r.t. databases;
- interest in the conceptualisation and implementation of digital methods and
software solutions;
- excellent command of written and spoken English;
- team spirit
Your application should include the following documents:
- Letter of intent;
- scientific CV;
- list of publications;
- list of academic courses taught;
- draft of Research interests;
- PhD-thesis in digitalized form
Applicants must submit all materials electronically at the link provided
below.
Application Deadline: 22-May-2018
Email Address for Applications: alexandra.lenz at univie.ac.at
Web Address for Applications: https://bit.ly/2KKJdxq
Contact Information:
Prof. Dr. Alexandra N. Lenz
Email: alexandra.lenz at univie.ac.at
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