Rising Scholar in Media Studies (Tenure-Track)

NordMedia Network; Odense; Hybrid; DKK 432,000 - 528,000; Full time

Job summary

University of Southern Denmark in Odense invites applications for a DIAS Fellow (Tenure-track Assistant Professor) in Media Studies. The successful candidate will join the department and DIAS, contributing to interdisciplinary research and collaboration within the Media Research Group.

The position emphasizes research excellence, international engagement, teaching at BA/MA levels, and future PhD supervision, with access to DIAS activities and SDU collaborations across faculties.

Qualifications

• Must have curiosity-driven research excellence and ability to think beyond traditional boundaries.
• Strong international network and potential to attract external funding.
• Publication record demonstrating excellence and breadth of thinking.
• Teaching and supervision experience at university level, with a teaching portfolio.
• Fluency in English.

Responsibilities

• Develop a strong international research profile and participate in collaborative initiatives.
• Contribute to high-quality research and publication activities.
• Engage in interdisciplinary collaboration across SDU.
• Contribute to attracting external research funding.
• Participate in research dissemination and societal engagement.
• Contribute to teaching, supervision, and curriculum development at BA/MA, and PhD supervision over time.

Skills

Curiosity-driven research

International orientation

English fluency

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Education

PhD in Media Studies

Job description

University of Southern Denmark in Odense invites applications for a DIAS Fellow (Tenure-track Assistant Professor) in Media Studies. The successful candidate will join the department and DIAS, contributing to interdisciplinary research and collaboration within the Media Research Group.

The position emphasizes research excellence, international engagement, teaching at BA/MA levels, and future PhD supervision, with access to DIAS activities and SDU collaborations across faculties.