Graduate Teaching Assistant: Socio-Ecological Research

Euraxess; Linz; Hybrid; EUR 38.000 - 46.000; Teilzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

On-campus facilities

Public transit access

Educational opportunities

Research infrastructure

Zusammenfassung

Johannes Kepler University Linz seeks a Graduate Teaching Assistant (Diploma/Master's) for a 20-hour/week part-time position. The role involves independent research within the Socio-Ecological Transformation Lab, courses design, and potential doctoral work, with opportunities for third‑party funded projects and partnerships.

The unit emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration, strong German and English skills, and involvement in academic self-administration within a dynamic research environment.

Qualifikationen

• Master's degree in Political Economy, Socioeconomics, Sociology, Economics, or a related field.
• Initial research experience, evidenced by publications is desirable.
• Willingness to engage in inter- and transdisciplinary research collaborations.
• Qualitative or quantitative methodological competence; mixed methods preferred.
• Active engagement in scientific communities.

Aufgaben

• Independent research activities within the interdisciplinary Lab and in cooperation with the Institute for Comprehensive Analysis of the Economy at JKU.
• Focus on dimensions of socio-ecological transformation (e.g., socioeconomic, ecological, global inequality).
• Contributing to the organizational development and knowledge transfer of the Lab.
• Designing, preparing, and conducting courses.
• Contributing to initiation of third-party funded projects and partnerships.

Kenntnisse

Research experience

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Qualitative methods

Quantitative methods

Academic community engagement

German & English proficiency

Ausbildung

Master's degree in Political Economy / Socioeconomics / Economics / Sociology

Jobbeschreibung

Johannes Kepler University Linz seeks a Graduate Teaching Assistant (Diploma/Master's) for a 20-hour/week part-time position. The role involves independent research within the Socio-Ecological Transformation Lab, courses design, and potential doctoral work, with opportunities for third‑party funded projects and partnerships.

The unit emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration, strong German and English skills, and involvement in academic self-administration within a dynamic research environment.