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Professor (W3) for Educational Sciences / focus on Educational Theory at University of Koblenz-Landau

The University of Koblenz-Landau, Faculty 5 Educational Sciences at the Campus Landau, invites applications for the position of

Professor (W3) for Educational Sciences with a focus on Educational Theory

to begin as soon as possible.

Responsibilities:
The professorship will make a significant contribution to research in the domain of Educational Theory. It is expected that the successful candidate participates in the further development of one of the faculty’s research profiles (“Normativität in Wissenschaft und Lebenswelt”, “Erziehung und Bildung unter Bedingungen der Heterogenität”, “Bildungsprozesse im Kontext von Organisationen”).
Required are experiences in the acquisition of competitive third-party funding, academic selfadministration and management. Teaching requirements of 9 semester hours per week have to be fulfilled, by offering courses in the teacher training program as well as other study programs at the faculty, with regard to both theoretical foundations of education and, if possible, qualitative research
methodologies.

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