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A leading university in Germany is seeking a highly motivated postdoctoral researcher for the research innovation hub. The role focuses on conducting and supporting research on human rights while working within large interdisciplinary groups. Candidates should hold a Ph.D. in a relevant field and possess strong organizational skills. The position offers competitive benefits, including annual leave, occupational pension schemes, and career development opportunities.
For the funding period 2026-2032, we seek a substantively qualified and highly motivated researcher at the postdoc level (TVL-13) for a position attached to the Cluster’s Research Innovation Hub. Within an intellectually stimulating, collaborative, and international team environment, the postdoc will conduct independent and joint, theoretically ambitious research on human rights that aligns with the Cluster’s overall research agenda (approximately 60% of the full-time position). There will be the opportunity to pursue a habilitation project.
The successful applicant will also be responsible for implementing central tasks of the Research Innovation Hub in close coordination with the Hub’s facilitators, Prof. Almut Schilling-Vacaflor and Prof. Erasmus Mayr (approximately 40% of the full-time position). Specifically, the postdoc will support them in organizing workshops and similar events (including innovative formats to be designed) within the Cluster to advance theory integration and theory development, as well as to facilitate the identification of joint foundational research topics and develop new theoretical frameworks for understanding and analyzing the role of human rights across different disciplines. Another area where the Cluster aims to innovate is in human rights research methodology, with a particular focus on transdisciplinary methods. In this context, we plan to advance dialogue between disciplines, organize interdisciplinary workshops on methodology and support the development and training of relevant research competences (including competences to deal with questions of research ethics which are specific to human rights research).
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