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Good Morning!
There is an interesting #job opportunity in the #neuroscience research group at my institute in Kiel, Germany! #Postdoc position with the opportunity to reach lecture qualification (Habilitation). Have a look and feel free to share to anyone excited about memory!
uni-kiel.de/personal/de/stelle…

uni-kiel.de/personal/de/stelle…
tab -> Wissenschaftliche*r Mitarbeiter*in (m/w/d) mit Zielrichtung Habilitation am Physiologischen Institut der Medizinische Fakultät

#job #neuroscience #postdoc
in reply to Dr. Marianne Musinszki

El Duvelle
El Duvelle
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How much teaching do researchers / lecturers have to do in Germany (or more specifically in your institute if it varies a lot across places)?
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Dr. Marianne Musinszki
Dr. Marianne Musinszki
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@elduvelle
Hi,
a regular researcher/lecturer paid by the state (as opposed to third party funding, i.e. the german research foundation DFG) normally has to do around 9 SWS ("Semesterwochenstunden", meaning course hours per week of semester), but if it is a position that aims at a higher qualification as this one, there is a reduction to 4 SWS, so that there is more time to complete the Habilitation requirements.
@El Duvelle
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