Application deadline: 31st
of August
The University of
Luxembourg has the following vacancy in its Geography and Spatial Planning
Research Centre, IPSE Research Unit, Faculty of Language and Literature,
Humanities, Arts and Education.
Doctoral Candidate in Human Geography /Spatial Planning (M/F)
Ref. F3-130010
Full-time, 40 hrs/week
Fixed term contract: 3
years (with the possibility of renewal for a fourth year)
Student and employee
status
Tasks
·
Prepare a doctoral thesis in Geography,
particularly within one of the following fields:
- Human
geography, i.e. with regard to conceptions of space and territory
- Urban studies, preferably
theoretical or empirical explorations
- Urban and metropolitan governance,
i.e. conceptions of power
- The science-policy interface in
geography and planning
- Port cities, logistics and urban
planning
- Land use planning, housing and
sustainable spatial development
- Assist in teaching activities, limited
to a range of one to three hours per week.
- Contribute to tutoring Master students
Profile
- Master or Diploma in Geography or Spatial
Planning/Urban Planning; Master or Diploma in Political Science, History
or other Humanities/Social Sciences linked to geographical issues
- Strong interest in urban development,
policy and planning
- Interest in interdisciplinary work
and a reflective methodology
- Excellent command of written and spoken
English. (Knowledge of either French or German is an advantage)
Offer
- Opportunity to participate in the
development of a newly created university
- An exciting international
environment
- A competitive salary
- Well-equipped
research facilities
Further information
Applications
Applications (in English) should contain the following
documents:
·
A detailed curriculum vitae
- Copies of Master Diploma
- Motivation Letter
- Support letter from at least one recent
scientific advisor/professor
·
A PhD proposal (min 2,000, max
2,500 words excluding bibliography) using the following format:
1.
Introduction and literature
review
2. Research objectives and expected contribution to the field
3. Innovation/originality
4. Methodology (including intended dataset to be used if empirical
analysis)
5. Work plan and expected timetable
6. Bibliography
Please apply online (in English) at www.uni.lu by 31 August
2013.