Assistant Professor, Intelligence & Security Studies

Leiden University via AcademicTransfer; Netherlands; On-site; EUR 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary and benefits (scale 11)

Holiday allowance 8%

End-of-year bonus 8.3%

ABP pension

Job summary

Leiden University’s Institute of Security and Global Affairs (ISGA) in The Hague seeks an Assistant Professor with a specialization in Intelligence and Security. The appointee will teach across the Institute’s Master’s Crisis and Security Management, Bachelor’s Security Studies, and the Intelligence Studies Minor, while conducting independent research.

We seek a PhD, a strong publication record, excellence in teaching, and a demonstrated ability to attract external funding.

Qualifications

• PhD in relevant field for teaching and researching intelligence and security issues.
• Demonstrable experience at the interface of intelligence and security with related disciplines.
• Established or developing publication record in international peer-reviewed journals.
• Excellence in research-led teaching and commitment to education.
• Ability to teach across security-related themes and to engage in policy-relevant work.

Responsibilities

• Develop and teach courses in Intelligence and Security Studies.
• Conduct independent research on topics related to Intelligence and Security.
• Publish in international peer-reviewed journals and other outlets.
• Supervise theses and capstone projects; contribute to program renewal.
• Acquire external funding and manage research projects.

Skills

PhD in related field

Research-teaching excellence

Interdisciplinary collaboration

External funding ability

Education

PhD in International Relations/Political Science/Public Admin

Job description

Leiden University’s Institute of Security and Global Affairs (ISGA) in The Hague seeks an Assistant Professor with a specialization in Intelligence and Security. The appointee will teach across the Institute’s Master’s Crisis and Security Management, Bachelor’s Security Studies, and the Intelligence Studies Minor, while conducting independent research.

We seek a PhD, a strong publication record, excellence in teaching, and a demonstrated ability to attract external funding.