Rosalind Franklin Tenure Track Professorship at the Faculty of Arts 2019, University of Groningen, Netherlands

The Faculty of Arts is build on a long-standing tradition of four centuries. Our mission is to be a top ranking faculty with both excellent education and world-quality research, with a strong orientation, firmly rooted in the North of the Netherlands. We build and share knowledge benefits to society. We work at a modern, broad and international institution, educating over 5000 students to become forward-looking, articulate and independent academics. To learn more about us, visit our website at www.rug.nl/let

At the University of Groningen, we believe diversity is key to success. To promote the advancement of talented female researchers at the highest level of the institution we have initiated the prestigious Rosalind Franklin program. The program is aimed at women in industry, academia or research institutes who aspire to become a Full Professor in a European top research university. Since 2002 we have welcomed over 100 Rosalind Franklin Fellows, many of whom by now have reached the rank of Full Professor.

Under European jurisdiction it is lawful to specifically recruit underrepresented groups.

You will establish an independent research programme in collaboration with colleagues at our University and elsewhere. You will participate in and contribute to the development of the teaching programme of your discipline.

We have 3 tenure track positions available and we invite ambitious female academics to apply for these positions. Do you want to join our open academic community?

Please note, concerning the 3 positions in the Faculty of Arts: application is open to female academics working in a discipline represented in the Faculty of Arts. However, in accordance with the strategic goals and the profile of the Faculty, expertise and experience in teaching and research in fields of Arts & Cognition, History, and Linguistics are especially welcome.

More information about the fields of expertises:
1. Arts & Cognition: cognitive semiotics and/or aesthetics (e.g. cognitive narratology, arts and cognitive evolution, arts and emotion), with a solid background in at least one arts discipline (film, music, literature, theater, or visual arts). We search for a candidate who is also able and willing to take a broader perspective on the cognitive functioning of the arts. Entry level: associate professor.
2. History: economic and social history, with a profile in global environmental history and global social inequalities. We search for a candidate who specializes in the history of Inequalities, and the relations between Health, Food and Reproductive Regimes in a Comparative Perspective since 1750. Entry level: associate professor.
3. Linguistics: sociolinguistics of minorities and multilingualism, taking linguistic variation and change in the north of the Netherlands into account. We search for a candidate who has an affinity with citizen science and has experience with valorisation projects for the humanities. Entry level: associate professor.

We encourage you to apply if you have:

• a PhD degree for, preferably, at least 2 years on reference date 01/06/2019
• a research record of publications in international top journals and/or in peer-reviewed books
• proven independent and international recognition
• experience in various working environments in different countries
• acquired success in external funding for research projects (where possible and relevant)
• teaching experience or a proven inclination for teaching demonstrated by tutoring/mentoring of individuals or small groups
• demonstrated organizational qualities and communication skills
• an innovative research idea and a challenging outlook for the future which takes into account the international research landscape in your field of specialization
• the ability to communicate, teach and publish in English (CEFR C1 level for reading, listening, writing, speaking). Knowledge of Dutch or willingness to learn it within a reasonable period of time may be one of the conditions for tenure (CEFR B2 for reading and listening, and CEFR B1 for writing and speaking) within two years.

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