30.1974, Jobs: English; Language Acquisition; Psycholinguistics: Junior Professor, University of Oldenburg

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Subject: 30.1974, Jobs: English; Language Acquisition; Psycholinguistics: Junior Professor, University of Oldenburg

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Date: Thu, 09 May 2019 13:10:43
From: Esther Ruigendijk [esther.ruigendijk at uni-oldenburg.de]
Subject: English; Language Acquisition; Psycholinguistics: Junior Professor, University of Oldenburg, Germany

 
University or Organization: University of Oldenburg 
Department: Institute for English and American Studies
Job Location: Oldenburg, Germany 
Web Address: https://uol.de/en/english-american/
Job Title: Junior Professor for English Linguistics (Language Acquisition and Processing)
Job Rank: Junior professor (tenure track); Other

Specialty Areas: Language Acquisition; Psycholinguistics 

Required Language(s): English (eng)

Description:

The candidate will be employed as a temporary civil servant for a time period
of three years. An extension of three years is possible in the case of a
positive evaluation. After this period and a final evaluation, appointment to
a tenured professorship at W2 level is intended in accordance with the
relevant statutory provisions.

Requirements:
- Outstanding doctoral degree in Linguistics (with English being at least one
of the languages researched); a doctoral or Master's degree in English
Studies;
- Evidence of a strong research profile which includes the field of language
acquisition or language processing, preferably with a focus on
phonetic/phonological or lexical aspects;
-Demonstrated ability to teach English linguistics.

Prerequisites for employment are specified in section 30 of the Lower Saxony
Higher Education Act (NHG).

We seek a candidate who is (prospectively) able to teach all aspects of
English linguistics (ideally covering several regional varieties). She or he
conducts research in the field of English linguistics, primarily in first or
second language acquisition and language processing, or who will (further)
develop her or his research interests in this area, thereby strengthening
hearing research with a linguistic perspective. In addition, the candidate's
research specialization should be compatible with the linguistic field of
'language contact, language acquisition and language processing,' which is the
current research focus in the School of Linguistics and Cultural Studies.

The candidate's responsibilities will include teaching in all Bachelor's and
Master's degree programmes of the Institute, developing and implementing
linguistics research projects, involvement in academic administrative tasks,
and participation in research carried out within the Cluster of Excellence
'Hearing4all'.

As the Universities of Bremen and Oldenburg have a cooperation agreement, the
applicant will be expected to contribute actively towards this cooperation.

To increase the proportion of women in science, equally qualified female
candidates will be given preference. Applicants with disabilities will be
preferentially considered in case of equal qualification. The position is
suitable for part-time employment.

For the legally binding German version of this advertisement, please see
https://uol.de/stellen/66628. This English version is for information only.

Applications must include an academic CV, copies of academic transcripts and
degree certificates, a list of publications, your five most important and
relevant publications (incl. your dissertation), list of research grants
acquired to date, list of courses taught, and copies of course evaluations.
Applications should include the keyword "Kennziffer 187" in the reference line
and should be submitted by e-mail in a single PDF-file to the application
email provided below (maximum size 40 MB).



Application Deadline: 21-Jun-2019 
	  
Email Address for Applications: prof-bewerbung.FK3 at uni-oldenburg.de 
Contact Information:
	Prof. Ronald Geluykens 
	Email: ronald.geluykens at uni-oldenburg.de 


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