Associate Professor in International Relations
1 - 2 permanent positions as Associate Professor in International Relations are available at The Department of Political Science, University of Oslo. In a position as an Associate Professor, time is equally divided between research and teaching. The person(s) appointed must be prepared to undertake teaching duties at all levels (bachelor, master and PhD) and take part in the teaching of research methods. The person(s) appointed will be expected to perform administrative and other tasks in accordance with university regulations. Associate Professors may apply for personal promotion to full professorship once they have started in their position
Qualifications
Applicants must hold a relevant PhD degree and have a track record of excellent international publications. Applicants are evaluated on academic qualifications. In addition to research excellence, teaching and research leadership as well as administrative experience together with personal qualities and suitability for the position will be taken into consideration. In the evaluation of research qualifications, recent publications, as well as the potential for future research of high quality, will be emphasized. The person(s) we hire must be able to contribute to the Department's long-term academic development.
Applicants that cannot document basic pedagogical competence at the time of their employment must acquire such within the first two years of appointment.
Teaching is carried out in both Norwegian and English. In the event that the person(s) appointed do not speak Norwegian or another Scandinavian language, he/she will be expected to be able to teach in Norwegian within three years of employment.
We offer
- salary according to "SKO 1011 førsteamanuensis" NOK 512 700 -720 000 per year, depending on level of competence
- a pleasant and stimulating working environment
- a good pension scheme through the Norwegian Public Service Pension Fund
- a position at an inclusive workplace enterprise
- excellent welfare schemes
The University of Oslo has an agreement for all employees, aiming to secure rights to research results a.o.
According to the Norwegian Freedom of Information Act (offentleglova) §25 information about the applicant may be included in the public applicant list, even though the applicant has requested non disclosure.
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