Research and Teaching Associate - Zurich, Schweiz - IKMZ – Department of Communication and Media Research; Media & Internet Governance Division (Prof. D

Beschreibung

IKMZ - Department of Communication and Media Research; Media & Internet Governance Division (Prof. Dr. Natascha Just)_

Research and Teaching Associate / Doctoral Position

Your responsibilities:

• Collaboration in the Division's research projects and research proposals
• Further academic qualification (Doctorate) within the Division's research and teaching areas
• Publications and conference participation
• Teaching
• Student supervision and administrative work

Your profile:

• Master's degree in communication science or a related discipline in the social sciences
• Knowledge and strong interest in the fields of media policy and Internet governance, interest in media economics and media law of advantage
• Strong interest in further academic qualification (dissertation)
• Strong team orientation
• Accurate and reliable work attitude
• Excellent time management, ability to take initiative and independent work attitude
• Proficiency in written and spoken German and English; additional foreign languages (Swiss national languages in particular) of advantage

What we offer:

• Work in an internationally highly successful department: IKMZ is among the top 5 communication science departments in Europe and the top 20 worldwide
• An internationally competitive salary
• A supportive, globally connected, researchoriented team
• Excellent opportunities for further academic qualification and strong support for career development
• An attractive work environment: the University of Zurich is Switzerland's largest university. Zurich is a vibrant, cosmopolitan city that regularly ranks as one of the cities with the highest quality of life in the world.

Place of work:
Andreasstrasse 15, 8050 Zürich, Switzerland


Start of employment:
At the earliest possible / as agreed upon

Temporary position (1 year) with a possibility of renewal for up to 5 more years and a possible increase of employment percentage by way of third party funds.