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Doctoral student in History (licentiat)

Social Sciences/Economics

Vaxjo

Reference number: HR-2023/1239

Welcome to Linnaeus University! We meet the societal challenges of today and tomorrow in a spirit of openness, curiosity and creativity. By creating arenas for exchange of knowledge from different subjects, fields and cultures, we open up for new ideas and create new opportunities for long-term sustainable societal development. Linnaeus University – where people grow.

Linnaeus University is located in Växjö and Kalmar in the southern Swedish region of Småland. The university has more than 2 100 employees and 44 000 students and offers over 200 degree programmes and 1 500 freestanding courses. Research at Linnaeus University is of high national and international quality, not least at the Faculty of Arts and Humanities, where research in global history and colonial and postcolonial studies is prominent.

In collaboration with the Linnaeus University Centre for Concurrences in Colonial and Postcolonial Studies and with the support of the Crafoord Foundation, the Faculty of Arts and Humanities now announces a licentiate position in history, with a specialisation in gender, diplomacy, and imperialism in Southeast Asia. The project is affiliated with the research environment Historical Treaties of Southeast Asia.

Subject area for the position: History

Location until further notice: Växjö

Form of employment and hours: The position is limited in time in accordance with the Higher Education Ordinance (Chapter 5, Section 7). The position is full time. The total employment period must not exceed the equivalent of full-time doctoral studies for two years. For information on the possibility of extending doctoral studies, please see ”Job description” below.

However, besides their own studies, someone employed as a doctoral student may, to a limited extent, work with education, (artistic) research, and administration, in which case the period of employment will be extended proportionally. Such work may not exceed 20 per cent of full-time work.

The current (January 2023) starting salary for a doctoral student position is SEK 29 450 per month (subject to tax).

For more information about employment and working conditions at Linnaeus University, please see the university website.

Starting date: 1 February 2024.

Job description
The job responsibilities include doctoral studies leading to a licentiate degree within the framework of the project Gender, diplomacy, and imperialism: How non-male actors and transgender practices shaped the colonial world in maritime Southeast Asia. The project has received a two-year research grant (equivalent to doctoral studies up to a licentiate degree) from the Crafoord Foundation. Subject to obtaining further research funding, the successful candidate may apply for an extension of an additional two years (equivalent to doctoral studies leading to a PhD).

For more information, please see the faculty webpage on doctoral education and the general syllabus for subjects in the cultural sciences.

Summary of the Research Project

This research project in global diplomatic history examines the often overlooked role that female and non-binary (i.e., neither male nor female) actors played in diplomatic negotiations in maritime Southeast Asia from around 1750 to 1941. The project furthermore explores the diplomatic significance of gender-transgressive practices. Empirically, the project aims to contribute to a more nuanced understanding of how gender influenced diplomatic processes and imperialist expansion in Southeast Asia. Theoretically, the project aims to contribute to a more sophisticated understanding of the significance of gender in diplomatic and imperialist contexts through the adoption of global, non-Eurocentric, and cross-cultural perspectives.

Context of the position

Your project will be affiliated with the research environment Historical Treaties of Southeast Asia, funded by the Swedish Research Council from 2021 to 2027 and led by Stefan Amirell, professor of Global History at Linnaeus University. The project currently includes seven researchers with doctorates, based in Europe and Southeast Asia. You will be expected to participate fully in the research environment’s seminars, meetings, and other activities. 

As a doctoral student, you will also be part of the faculty’s doctoral programme in Global Humanities and play a crucial role within the faculty’s research environment, especially at the centre of excellence Linnaeus University Centre for Concurrences in Colonial and Postcolonial Studies and the Department of Cultural Sciences. You will be expected to contribute actively through regular attendance at seminars and participation in workshops, residentials, and other activities, as well as to engage regularly with fellow doctoral students, teaching staff, and researchers within the faculty. You will also be expected to spend most of your working hours at the Växjö campus of Linnaeus University, unless your research or other work requires otherwise (e.g., fieldwork or archival research).

Eligibility

General entry requirements according to the Swedish Higher Education Ordinance (Chapter 7, Section 39):

A person meets the general entry requirements for third-cycle courses and study programmes if they have

  1. been awarded a second-cycle qualification,
  2. satisfied the requirements for courses comprising at least 240 credits of which at least 60 credits were awarded in the second-cycle, or
  3. acquired substantially equivalent knowledge in some other way in Sweden or abroad.

Specific entry requirements for the post:

  • Proficiency in Swedish and/or English
  • At least 120 credits of passed courses in history or a closely associated subject, including at least 30 credits at the master’s level and an independent project of at least 15 credits, or equivalent qualifications acquired in some other way in Sweden or abroad.

All eligibility requirements must be met by the application deadline.

For more information on specific entry requirements and doctoral education at Linnaeus University, please see the general syllabus for subjects in the cultural sciences (link provided above) 

Application

The application should be written in English and include the following:

  1. a cover letter explaining why you are applying for the position (max one page)
  2. your CV (max two pages)
  3. attested copies of transcript(s) of records supporting your eligibility for the position.
  4. a copy of your master’s thesis
  5. names of and contact information (email addresses and phone numbers) for up to three referees.

For further information about the application procedure and to apply, please visit Linnaeus University’s vacancies page.

Assessment of applications

Selection will be based on the applicants’ assumed ability to benefit from doctoral studies. More precisely, the assessment will be based on following criteria:

  1. the quality of the applicant’s master’s thesis and the relevance of the thesis to the research project
  2. other academic achievements, including results from relevant completed education
  3. language skills of relevance to the research project and the position in general
  4. other qualifications and references. 

Experience of research (including research at the bachelor’s and master’s levels) on diplomacy and cultural encounters in Southeast Asia based on unpublished historical source material, as well as experience of working with handwritten archival materials is particularly qualifying for this position. Considerable importance will be placed on the applicants’ personal qualities, their ability to independently plan and conduct research, and their collaborative skills. 

Additional information

Project leader for the research environment Historical Treaties of Southeast Asia; director of the doctoral programme in Global Humanities and of the Linnaeus University Centre for Concurrences in Colonial and Postcolonial Studies; and the intended principal supervisor for the licentiate project: Professor Stefan Amirell.

Intended assistant supervisor for the licentiate project: Assiciate Professor Birgit Tremml-Werner.

Head of Department at the Department of Cultural Sciences: Ph.D. Fredrik Hanell.

HR partner: Maria Furbring.

For union representatives, please contact the university switchboard at 0772 – 28 80 00.

We welcome your application no later than 31 October 2023!

Linnaeus University has the ambition to utilize the qualities that an even gender distribution and diversity brings to the organization.

Please apply by clicking on the Apply button at the bottom of the ad. Applicants are requested to the application resolving CV, cover letter , a copy of a relevant essay , grades and certificates and other relevant documents. The applicant also requested to submit with their application a proposed research plan within the current area of research. All documents must be attached to digital in the application. The application and other documents shall be marked with the reference number. All documents cited must be received by the University no later than 24.00 (Local time in Sweden) on the closing day.

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Post expires on Sunday October 1st, 2023

Postdoctoral position in Digitalization of Forestry with focus on forest remote sensing and planning

Engineering/it, Health/Life sciences

Vaxjo

Reference number: HR-2023/1349

Welcome to Linnaeus University! We meet the societal challenges of today and tomorrow in a spirit of openness, curiosity and creativity. By creating arenas for exchange of knowledge from different subjects, fields and cultures, we open up for new ideas and create new opportunities for long-term sustainable societal development. Linnaeus University – where people grow.

The Faculty of Technology offers a broad spectrum of activities across nine different departments and is central to the technical education and research conducted at Linnaeus University. The Department of Forestry and Wood Technology offers a wide-ranging of thematic activities from forest to finished wood products. Benefits for the climate arising from forests lie at the core of all department activities.

The position will be linked to the FRAS II research program, jointly run by Linnaeus University, Skogforsk and the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences in close cooperation with the forest sector in southern Sweden. The research program will consist of three PhD student projects and three postdoctoral projects that focus on different aspects of forest management. 

The employment of the postdoctoral fellow will be linked to The Bridge 2.0, a joint collaboration arena for interdisciplinary knowledge development with a focus on forestry, innovation, and sustainable competitiveness, and the knowledge environment Green Sustainable Development at the university. The position will also be linked to the Linnaeus University Centre for Data Intensive Sciences and Applications (DISA), focusing its efforts on scientific questions in collection, analysis, and utilization of large data sets. With its core in computer science, it takes a multidisciplinary approach and collaborates with researchers from all faculties at the university.

Subject area for the position: Digitalisation in Forestry
Location until further notice: Växjö
Hours and term: Full-time for 2 years.
Starting date: Starting date as soon as possible or as agreed upon.

Job description
Forest management plans have long been used as a tool for individual forest owners to get an overview of the forest in order to plan forestry activities. The forest management plan has traditionally been produced with aerial photographs followed by field inspection. As remote sensing data becomes more available, e.g. through satellites or national laser scanning, forest variable estimates from remote sensing can partly be used instead of field visits, which rationalized the production of the forest management plans. The forest owner has also increasingly been able to access the forest management plan digitally via the web to note, e.g. wind-thrown and insect damage forest. However, the forest management plan is mainly updated when a new plan is ordered. This normally happens every 10 years, which is based on today’s certification requirements. It is, therefore, obvious that a more frequent updating of the forest management plan is required, where remote sensing can play an important role. Recent studies point to the need to use the forest management plan also as a surface for communication between the forestry operator and the forest owner. There is a desire for a more interactive forest management plan, where several management options for each area or stand are presented. There are also a need to follow how the forest develops in the longer term in a changing climate. Increased possibilities exist today to automatically and continuously update the content of the forest management plan using time series of remote sensing data together with field data, e.g. from harvesters.

The postdoctoral project aims to scientifically produce new knowledge with the objective of developing the next generation’s digital and dynamic forest management plans. Initial work in the project includes mapping private forest owners’ own perceptions of the need for improved decision support in their forest management plans. With this as a starting point, questions can be answered such as how the new need for information in future forest management plans can be met. An important part of the project is to study how today’s static plans can be developed into digital and dynamic forest management plans.

The position also includes responsibility for research communication, which means participating in national and international meetings. Publishing both popular science articles and scientific articles are central parts of the work.

The postdoctoral fellow is expected to participate actively in the department’s knowledge environment and networks, both internally and externally, as well as to develop new project ideas and participate in applying for external project funding. A certain amount of teaching and supervision at basic, advanced and/or postgraduate level may be included in the duties.

In addition to the mentor group, the postdoctoral fellow will collaborate with national and international experts in the field. For example, an opportunity is offered to collaborate with researchers in the Horizon 2020 project ForestMap, which aims to produce the next-generation forest maps with AI. Since the project can generate large amounts of data, the postdoctoral fellow will also seek collaboration with the cutting-edge research environment DISA (Data Intensive Sciences and Applications) at the university.

Qualifications
Anyone who has a doctorate in forest science, forest management, forest remote sensing, forest planning, biology, technology or equivalent, or who has a degree from another country that is equivalent to a doctorate in the above subjects, qualifies for the position.

In accordance with the postdoctoral agreement, applicants who were awarded their degree no more than three years prior to the last application date for the present position should be considered first.

An applicant must not previously have been employed as a postdoctoral fellow for more than a year within the same or a related subject area at Linnaeus University.

In order to qualify for the present position, the applicant must also be able to demonstrate scientific skills in the subject area. The position also requires proven communication skills in written and spoken English, as well as good ability to work independently and in a group. Driving license is a requirement for the position.

Assessment criteria
Theoretical knowledge and practical experience of decision support systems, modelling, statistical analysis, programming, forest remote sensing, forest planning, forest inventory and forest damage with a bearing on Nordic forestry and knowledge of the Swedish language are meritorious. Good scientific publication rate and experience in applying for external project funding is desirable. The work takes place in a research group, which is why cooperation and flexibility are given great importance.

Documented experience of research in forest remote sensing and forest planning.

In the overall assessment of the scientific skills, special emphasis is placed on the applicants’ potential for a successful career as a teacher and researcher.

When the university employs new teachers and researchers, the choice should fall on those applicants who, based on a qualitative holistic assessment of competence and skills, are considered most likely to successfully perform and develop relevant tasks and contribute to successful development of the organisation.

Contact
Professor Johan Fransson, 0470-76 70 42, johan.fransson@lnu.se
Prefekt Erika Olofsson, 0470-70 89 99, erika.olofsson@lnu.se
HR-partner Jesper Pettersson, jesper.pettersson@lnu.se

Welcome with your application according to instruction, last day to apply is 17 October 2023.

Linnaeus University has the ambition to utilize the qualities that an even gender distribution and diversity brings to the organization.

Please apply by clicking on the Apply button at the bottom of the ad. Your application should be designed according to the Template for application which can be found in the Guide to Appointment procedures under important documents below the ad. The credentials you invoke must be verified with certification and they must be attached digitally in your application. Other documents, including various types of scientific works, must be submitted digitally along with the application. The application and other documents to be marked with the reference number. All documents cited must be received by the University no later than 24.00 (Local time in Sweden) on the closing day.


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Post expires on Tuesday October 17th, 2023

Postdoctoral position in Digitalization of Forestry with focus on forest remote sensing

Engineering/it

Vaxjo

Reference number: HR-2023/1348

Welcome to Linnaeus University! We meet the societal challenges of today and tomorrow in a spirit of openness, curiosity and creativity. By creating arenas for exchange of knowledge from different subjects, fields and cultures, we open up for new ideas and create new opportunities for long-term sustainable societal development. Linnaeus University – where people grow.

The Faculty of Technology offers a broad spectrum of activities across ten different departments and is central to the technical education and research conducted at Linnaeus University. The Department of Forestry and Wood Technology offers a wide-ranging of thematic activities from forest to finished wood products. Benefits for the climate arising from forests lie at the core of all department activities.

Specifically for the position, the department can offer a unique research environment that focuses on research in forest remote sensing, forest damage, tree physiology, carbon and climate, and ecosystem services. In remote sensing, for example, through a national collaboration, we have access to data from a world-unique radar tower with advanced microwave instruments and, on the optical side, we can offer the opportunity to collect data using drone-based hyperspectral cameras of the highest international standard.

The employment of the postdoctoral fellow will be linked to The Bridge 2.0, a joint collaboration arena for interdisciplinary knowledge development with a focus on forestry, innovation, and sustainable competitiveness, and the knowledge environment Green Sustainable Development at the university. The position will also be linked to the Linnaeus University Centre for Data Intensive Sciences and Applications (DISA), focusing its efforts on scientific questions in collection, analysis, and utilization of large data sets. With its core in computer science, it takes a multidisciplinary approach and collaborates with researchers from all faculties at the university.

Subject area for the position: Digitalisation in Forestry
Location until further notice: Växjö
Hours and term: Full-time for 2 years.
Starting date: Starting date as soon as possible or as agreed upon.

Job description
The world’s forests are affected by ongoing climate change and new research is needed in remote sensing with the aim of increasing knowledge about the state and change of the forest. In order to meet this challenge, it is necessary to collect different types of remote sensing data (optical, laser, and radar data) from different platforms (towers, drones, aircrafts, and satellites) to be used in combination with field data (reference data, e.g. data from harvesters) for modelling both traditional and new forest variables. In a changing climate, biotic and abiotic forest damage is also expected to increase, which makes it desirable to intensify remote sensing research within this area as well.

The research project is centred on developing new tools for the next generation of digital and dynamic forest maps as a basis for forest planning and to the benefit of forest management. Particular focus is on developing new and improved estimates of forest variables (state and changes) as well as mapping and forecasting forest damage (risk assessment). A large part of the research data will be collected via drone flights over forested experimental test sites. The project is also expected to generate valuable results of great benefit to future digital and dynamic forest management plans.

The postdoctoral fellow will collaborate with national and international experts in the field. For example, the opportunity is offered to collaborate with researchers in the Horizon 2020 project ForestMap, which aims to produce the next generation of forest maps with AI. Furthermore, the postdoctoral fellow will have a close connection to the research program FRAS II (Future Forest Management in Southern Sweden), which is run jointly by Linnaeus University, Skogforsk, and the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences in close cooperation with the forestry sector in southern Sweden. FRAS II starts in the autumn of 2023 and includes three doctoral students and three postdoctoral fellows, all with supervisors/mentors from the respective organization. Since the studies will generate large amounts of data, the postdoctoral fellow will also seek collaboration with the cutting-edge research environment DISA at the university.

The position also includes responsibility for research communication, which means participating in national and international meetings. Publishing both popular science articles and scientific articles are central parts of the work.

The postdoctoral fellow is expected to participate actively in the department’s knowledge environment and networks, both internally and externally, as well as to develop new project ideas and participate in applying for external project funding. A certain amount of teaching and supervision at basic, advanced and/or postgraduate level may be included in the duties.

Qualifications
Anyone who has a doctorate in remote sensing, technology, electrical engineering, technical physics, physics, forest science, forest management, biology, or equivalent, or who has a degree from another country that is equivalent to a doctorate in the above subjects, qualifies for the position.

In accordance with the postdoctoral agreement, applicants who were awarded their degree no more than three years prior to the last application date for the present position should be considered first.

An applicant must not previously have been employed as a postdoctoral fellow for more than a year within the same or a related subject area at Linnaeus University.

In order to qualify for the present position, the applicant must also be able to demonstrate scientific skills in the subject area. The position also requires proven communication skills in written and spoken English, as well as good ability to work independently and in a group. Driving license is a requirement for the position.

Assessment criteria
Theoretical knowledge and practical experience of signal processing, radiometric calibration, modelling, statistical analysis, time series analysis, programming, forest remote sensing, forest inventory, and forest damage are meritorious. Good scientific publication rate and experience in applying for external project funding is desirable. The work takes place in a research group, which is why cooperation and flexibility are given great importance.

Documented experience of research in forest remote sensing and radiometric calibration.

In the overall assessment of the scientific skills, special emphasis is placed on the applicants’ potential for a successful career as a teacher and researcher.

When the university employs new teachers and researchers, the choice should fall on those applicants who, based on a qualitative holistic assessment of competence and skills, are considered most likely to successfully perform and develop relevant tasks and contribute to successful development of the organisation.

Contact
Professor Johan Fransson, 0470-76 70 42, johan.fransson@lnu.se
Prefekt Erika Olofsson, 0470-70 89 99, erika.olofsson@lnu.se
HR-partner Jesper Pettersson, jesper.pettersson@lnu.se

Welcome with your application according to instruction, last day to apply is 10 October 2023.

Linnaeus University has the ambition to utilize the qualities that an even gender distribution and diversity brings to the organization.

Please apply by clicking on the Apply button at the bottom of the ad. Your application should be designed according to the Template for application which can be found in the Guide to Appointment procedures under important documents below the ad. The credentials you invoke must be verified with certification and they must be attached digitally in your application. Other documents, including various types of scientific works, must be submitted digitally along with the application. The application and other documents to be marked with the reference number. All documents cited must be received by the University no later than 24.00 (Local time in Sweden) on the closing day.


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Post expires on Tuesday October 10th, 2023

Postdoc fellowship in Design -from linear to circular, reuse of post-consumer textiles

Social Sciences/Economics

Vaxjo

Reference number: HR-2023/1207

Welcome to Linnaeus University! We meet the societal challenges of today and tomorrow in a spirit of openness, curiosity and creativity. By creating arenas for exchange of knowledge from different subjects, fields and cultures, we open up for new ideas and create new opportunities for long-term sustainable societal development. Linnaeus University – where people grow.

The Department of Design is located at the Faculty of Arts and Humanities, one of five faculties at Linnaeus University. The faculty is a dynamic, flexible and international knowledge environment with both scientific and artistic activities in a wide range of main areas. We build complete academic environments where the exchange between teaching, research and external collaborations creates a driving force for the quality of the university and the surrounding society.

Design is a strong force for change and sustainable societies. At the Department of Design, we provide education that offers the student solid design knowledge and a solid foundation in the field of sustainability. Teaching takes place in work teams where teachers with different practical, theoretical and artistic perspectives work together.

Through our research, the department contributes to sustainable development.

The Bridge is a multidisciplinary research and education collaboration between Linnaeus University and IKEA. The programme focuses on big challenges related to Life at Home. The vision is to create a better everyday life for the many people.  Affordability, accessibility and circularity are the long-term strategies towards this vision. The Bridge is a programme for entrepreneurship, innovation, and production. The aim is to create a “challenge-based” international research hub, to bring breakthrough innovations that solves major problems for a sustainable life at home and sustainable solutions of value to the people and the planet.

Field of subject for the position: Design – from linear to circular, reuse of post-consumer textiles

Placement: Department of Design, Faculty of Arts and Humanities, Växjö, Sweden.

Extent and period: The position is available as soon as possible, for duration of two (2) years. Extent is 100%.

Context of position:

The purpose of this postdoctoral project in design is to work holistically with the question how and if post-consumer textile can be a viable resource for textile furnishing. What questions does this ask of the sourcing, design, production, labeling, communication, use and care processes? What questions does it ask of legislation and of norms, in terms of aesthetics, quality, hygiene? What are the environmental gains and tradeoffs? What are the social, cultural and economic implications of a shift to working with post-consumer textiles? What new expertise, roles, collaborations will it necessitate? What new opportunities can it open for?

The postdoctoral project is to be conducted as a design led case study, with the aim of working with post-consumer textile as a resource for a product, identifying questions, challenges and opportunities. The result of the project includes new understandings of circular textile material and expressions in design and production processes, which can guide further work with post-consumer textile in industrial processes. 

The project is expected to generate insights and tools valuable for industry, design education and in communication with end-users. Ultimately, the project will contribute to reduction of environmental impacts as set out in the Sustainable Development Goals. 

The project is located in design. Because of the systemic and holistic approach, it is expected that the candidate has experience from and a willingness to seek multidisciplinary perspectives, including a sound understanding of engineering and/or consumer behaviours/psychology.

Other duties include:

  • Collaborate with researchers in the Department of Design focusing on sustainable home making. 
  • Establish and keep close co-operation with main actors within the project, i.e. The Bridge, and IKEA Range and Supply as the stakeholder representing the needs of the industry, and other relevant stakeholders, such as government agencies and citizen organisations.
  • Create links with leading research groups at international level to further advance the area of design for sustainable water use.
  • Co-author manuscripts to refereed journals and other relevant dissemination channels.

As part of the post, you are expected to actively participate in the department’s working environment and network both internally and externally.

Up to 20 % of the work can include teaching and tutoring in the Innovation Master program as well as in undergraduate and graduate programs of the Department.  

Qualification requirements:
Qualified for the position is the one who holds a PhD in Design, with a focus on sustainability, norm criticality or adjacent areas. You should have completed the degree no more than three years before the application deadline.

Applicants must not have previously been employed as a postdoctoral fellow for more than a year in the same or related subject area at Linnaeus University.

To be eligible for this position is also required ability to speak and write in English.

Assessment criteria:
Qualifying otherwise is:

  1. Research experience within the mentioned fields, and experience from participatory, co-creative, transdisciplinary research.
  2. Publications in peer-reviewed journals and relevant dissemination channels.
  3. Ability to undertake a research project independently and meet strict deadlines.
  4. Team player willing to work with others, high interest in life at home, basic knowledge of democratic design parameters and interact with leading academic groups in Sweden and abroad.

The holder of a postdoc position is assumed to have the ability to carry out research within the described area.

Applicants will be evaluated through a qualitative overall assessment of their competences and skills by following the before mentioned order of qualifications. For the final selection, suitable applicants will be asked to attend an interview. 

Further information:

IKEA Range & Supply has the responsibility to develop, design, produce and supply IKEA retail channels with home furnishing solutions available to the many people. Each year IKEA Range & Supply introduces 2,000 new products in the 442 IKEA stores and other multichannel touchpoints around the world. The total range is almost 10,000 products. So, what happens in Älmhult definitely doesn’t stay in Älmhult. It reaches practically every corner of the globe.

We only create products we love. To do this, we apply five dimensions: low price, function, form, quality and sustainability. Together, they create something we call Democratic Design.

Range & Product Innovation is part of IKEA Range & Supply in Älmhult and leads strategic innovation and ensures preconditions for innovation to be developed in the business – democratising innovation at all levels of range and product development and throughout the value chain to create better products at lower cost.

Kontaktpersoner:

Prefekt: Zeenath Hasan, zeenath.hasan@lnu.se

Forskningsledare. Mathilda Tham, mathilda.tham@lnu.se

HR-partner: Maria Furbring, maria.furbring@lnu.se

Linnaeus University has the ambition to utilize the qualities that an even gender distribution and diversity brings to the organization.

Please apply by clicking on the Apply button at the bottom of the ad. Your application should be designed according to the Template for application which can be found in the Guide to Appointment procedures under important documents below the ad. The credentials you invoke must be verified with certification and they must be attached digitally in your application. Other documents, including various types of scientific works, must be submitted digitally along with the application. The application and other documents to be marked with the reference number. All documents cited must be received by the University no later than 24.00 (Local time in Sweden) on the closing day.

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Post expires on Saturday September 30th, 2023