Professor (W3) (m/w/d) - Open Topic - reference no. 26128

Ulm University; Ulm; On-site; EUR 75,000 - 105,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Severely disabled applicants welcome

Job summary

Ulm University is seeking a Professor (W3) to lead research in ageing, neurosciences, oncology or trauma within the Faculty of Medicine. The appointee should foster collaboration across the Faculty and University and contribute to teaching concept development for degree programs.

The role emphasizes an independent research profile with high-impact publications and external funding, and the University promotes gender equality, inviting qualified female scientists to apply.

Qualifications

• Completed university studies in life sciences.
• Teaching aptitude and a doctoral degree required.
• Strong record of external funding and high-impact publications.

Responsibilities

• Maintain an independent, high-impact research profile.
• Collaborate in research networks within the Faculty of Medicine and the University of Ulm.
• Shape new collaborative initiatives and teaching concepts for degree programs.

Job description

Ulm University is a young research university with a focus on natural sciences, medicine and technology. Located in an economically strong region the University with around 10,000 students offers a dynamic work environment with attractive networking and development prospects.

Professor (W3) (m/f/d) - Open Topic

within the Faculty of Medicine's key research areas ageing, neurosciences, oncology, and trauma.

No management responsibilities

The University is seeking to increase the proportion of women in research and teaching and particularly encourage qualified female scientists to apply for this position. Severely disabled applicants with equal aptitude will be given preferential consideration.

The University Medical Center Ulm seeks to strengthen its scientific profile by recruiting outstanding researchers; in particular, exceptional talent including those from abroad is encouraged to apply.

Applicants should demonstrate an independent research profile, evidenced by high-impact publications and the acquisition of external funding. The research focus should lie within the core research areas of the Faculty of Medicine: aging, neurosciences, oncology and trauma. Candidates are expected to be willing to collaborate in research networks within the Faculty of Medicine and the University of Ulm, as well as to help shape new collaborative initiatives.

In addition, active participation in the development and im-plementation of new teaching concepts for the Faculty of Medicine's degree programs is expected.

Employment requirements

completed university studies in life sciences as well as teaching aptitude, a doctoral degree and further pertinent scientific achievements

• 47 LHG

Seize the opportunity and join us in shaping the future of the University!

Reference no.: 26128

Applicaton deadline: 31.10.2026