Assistant Professor, Human-Centred Computing & HCI Research

Københavns Universitet; København; On-site; DKK 383,000 - 469,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Copenhagen invites applications for an Assistant Professorship in Human-Centred Computing in the Department of Computer Science. The start date is January 2027, and the role focuses on advancing human-centred computing through teaching, research, and collaboration within the HCC section.

The successful candidate will have strong HCI expertise, a proven research record, and the ability to teach across BSc and MSc programmes, while contributing to cross-cutting AI and health

Qualifications

• PhD in HCI or related field.
• Proven track record in top-ranked HCI conferences/journals (CHI, TOCHI, CSCW, UIST, etc).
• Teaching qualifications and experience welcomed; teaching ability will be considered.
• Strong communication and teamwork skills.
• Active interest in latest HCI developments, AI, and new research methods.

Responsibilities

• Teach and develop BSc/MSc courses within Computer Science.
• Co-teach on the Communication and IT bachelor’s and master’s programmes.
• Strengthen the HCC section and contribute to its high-excellence research environment.
• Collaborate with SDPS and AI-centred initiatives (SCIENCE AI Centre, Pioneer Centre).
• Contribute to attracting external funding and provide supervision.

Skills

Excellent English

Communication skills

Teaching experience

Research funding

AI in HCI

Team collaboration

Career development

Education

PhD in HCI or related field

Job description

The University of Copenhagen invites applications for an Assistant Professorship in Human-Centred Computing in the Department of Computer Science. The start date is January 2027, and the role focuses on advancing human-centred computing through teaching, research, and collaboration within the HCC section.

The successful candidate will have strong HCI expertise, a proven research record, and the ability to teach across BSc and MSc programmes, while contributing to cross-cutting AI and health