Lecturer in Health Psychology University of Bern Institute of Psychology

Lecturer / Tenure Track Assistant Lecturer for Health Psychology 80% The Institute of Psychology of the University of Bern is looking to hire a Lecturer / Tenure Track Assistant Lecturer for Health Psychology as from 1 July 2022. The successful applicant will be responsible for teaching and research in health psychology in their area of specialization, preferably stress and coping with illness, or methodological development. Tasks Teach bachelor's and master's level courses (approx. three per semester) in health psychology Conduct independent research in health psychology, preferably in the area of stress and coping with illness, or methodological development Supervise theses at bachelor and master level, and potentially doctoral students Contribute to self-governance and administration Your Profile PhD, preferably in health psychology or social psychology An aptitude for teaching and teaching experience Eminent expertise of health psychology (incl. active research and publications) Very good language skills in English We offer Opportunity to develop your own research group and independent teaching in a motivated team with good national and international network Opportunities to collaborate at the Institute of Psychology, particularly within the Department of Health Psychology and Behavioral Medicine, the Faculty of Human Sciences, and the University Hospital If appointed as assistant lecturer, the position is limited to three years with option of tenure to permanent lecturer position (80%) after successful evaluation Salary in accordance with cantonal regulations In the interests of equal opportunities, the University of Bern aims to increase the proportion of women in research and teaching and therefore strongly encourages applications from qualified women. The University of Bern offers flexible working time models and family/partnership arrangements. These include childcare facilities, assistance for partners and the possibility of job sharing (https://www.vereinbarkeit.unibe.ch/index_eng.html). Please send applications to, including curriculum vitae with scientific background, list of publications, teaching philosophy and list of academic teaching activities, research concept) to gf.psy@unibe.ch by 31st January 2022. If you have any questions regarding the content of this position, feel free to contact Prof. Dr. Jennifer Inauen (jennifer.inauen@unibe.ch). For any further questions, please contact the Director of the Institute of Psychology, Prof. Dr. Thomas Berger (thomas.berger@unibe.ch). If you apply for this position please say you saw it on Psychoneuroxy Apply

Lecturer / Tenure Track Assistant Lecturer for Health Psychology
80%

The Institute of Psychology of the University of Bern is looking to hire a Lecturer / Tenure Track Assistant Lecturer for Health Psychology as from 1 July 2022. The successful applicant will be responsible for teaching and research in health psychology in their area of specialization, preferably stress and coping with illness, or methodological development.

Tasks

Teach bachelor's and master's level courses (approx. three per semester) in health psychology
Conduct independent research in health psychology, preferably in the area of stress and coping with illness, or methodological development
Supervise theses at bachelor and master level, and potentially doctoral students
Contribute to self-governance and administration

Your Profile

PhD, preferably in health psychology or social psychology
An aptitude for teaching and teaching experience
Eminent expertise of health psychology (incl. active research and publications)
Very good language skills in English

We offer

Opportunity to develop your own research group and independent teaching in a motivated team with good national and international network
Opportunities to collaborate at the Institute of Psychology, particularly within the Department of Health Psychology and Behavioral Medicine, the Faculty of Human Sciences, and the University Hospital
If appointed as assistant lecturer, the position is limited to three years with option of tenure to permanent lecturer position (80%) after successful evaluation
Salary in accordance with cantonal regulations

In the interests of equal opportunities, the University of Bern aims to increase the proportion of women in research and teaching and therefore strongly encourages applications from qualified women. The University of Bern offers flexible working time models and family/partnership arrangements. These include childcare facilities, assistance for partners and the possibility of job sharing (https://www.vereinbarkeit.unibe.ch/index_eng.html).

Please send applications to, including curriculum vitae with scientific background, list of publications, teaching philosophy and list of academic teaching activities, research concept) to gf.psy@unibe.ch by 31st January 2022. If you have any questions regarding the content of this position, feel free to contact Prof. Dr. Jennifer Inauen (jennifer.inauen@unibe.ch). For any further questions, please contact the Director of the Institute of Psychology, Prof. Dr. Thomas Berger (thomas.berger@unibe.ch).

If you apply for this position please say you saw it on Psychoneuroxy

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