Professor of Psychological Methods & Statistics (Open Rank)
Psychological Science
Luzern
On-site
CHF 120,000 - 160,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A prestigious university in Switzerland is seeking a Professor of Psychological Methods and Statistics. The candidate should possess a degree in psychology and strong teaching experience, with a focus on statistics and research methods. Responsibilities include teaching at various academic levels, leading research initiatives, and contributing to the curriculum. The position welcomes collaboration and aims to enhance contributions to women's representation in academia. Fluency in German at level C1 is required or must be acquired soon.
Qualifications
Proven research and teaching achievements in statistics and empirical-experimental research methods.
Experience in the independent instruction of courses and supervision of research work.
German language skills at level C1 required.
Responsibilities
Teach courses on statistics and methods at bachelor’s and master’s levels.
Establish and manage a faculty-wide consulting center for statistics and methods.
Participate in curriculum development and innovative research programs.
Skills
Teaching expertise in psychological methods
Peer-reviewed publications
Research group leadership experience
Collaboration skills
Education
Degree in psychology
Doctorate
Habilitation (for full professorship)
Job description
A prestigious university in Switzerland is seeking a Professor of Psychological Methods and Statistics. The candidate should possess a degree in psychology and strong teaching experience, with a focus on statistics and research methods. Responsibilities include teaching at various academic levels, leading research initiatives, and contributing to the curriculum. The position welcomes collaboration and aims to enhance contributions to women's representation in academia. Fluency in German at level C1 is required or must be acquired soon.