Assistant Professor, Radio & Audial Arts

EURAXESS Ireland; Katowice; Hybrid; PLN 80,000 - 96,000; Full time

Job summary

University of Silesia in Katowice invites applications for an Assistant Professor (F/M) in the group of teaching staff in Journalism and Social Communication with focus on radio market, genres, production and audial art. Place of work: Faculty of Social Sciences. Number of positions: 1.

Starting 1 Oct 2026. Applications open following statutory requirements. Key responsibilities include teaching, operating studios, collaborating with schools, and managing a 360-hour teaching load annually;

Qualifications

• PhD in communication and media studies or in film/theatre.
• Recent artistic/audial arts achievements incl. audiobooks and podcasts.
• Experience in radio station work: editing, sound production, mixing.
• Knowledge of radio production software and broadcasting systems (automation, DAW).
• English at least B2; good Polish required.

Responsibilities

• Teach classes for Journalism and Social Communication in radio market, genres and audio production.
• Operate the radio broadcasting and editing studios at the Faculty of Social Sciences.
• Collaborate with external partners including schools for workshops.
• Deliver an annual teaching load of 360 hours.
• Fulfill organisational duties per the Individual Assignment of Duties.

Skills

Radio production

DAW software

English (B2)

Higher education teaching

Education

PhD in communication and media studies or film/theatre

Tools

Broadcasting automation software

News management systems

Job description

University of Silesia in Katowice invites applications for an Assistant Professor (F/M) in the group of teaching staff in Journalism and Social Communication with focus on radio market, genres, production and audial art. Place of work: Faculty of Social Sciences. Number of positions: 1.

Starting 1 Oct 2026. Applications open following statutory requirements. Key responsibilities include teaching, operating studios, collaborating with schools, and managing a 360-hour teaching load annually;