The European Forum at the Hebrew University seeks to fill two tenure-track positions starting July 2017. This search is open to scholars focusing on all sub-fields of contemporary European Studies. Junior and senior scholars are encouraged to apply.
The positions will be half-anchored in the European Forum and half-anchored in another Department that reflects the disciplinary background of the candidate, such as (but not limited to): Political Science, International Relations, History, Law, Economics, Urban Studies, Geography, Sociology, Public Policy, etc.
Applicants must hold a Ph.D. degree at the time of hire, demonstrate an active research program, and indicating the potential for outstanding scholarship. Applicants will be expected to teach and supervise students at the Master and PhD level and to contribute to departmental and university activities. No ability to teach in Hebrew is required; however, successful candidates will be expected to teach courses in Hebrew within a few years of their arrival.
Appointment procedures will be conducted in accordance with the rules and regulations of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and are subject to the approval of the university authorities. The university is not obliged to appoint any of the candidates who apply for the position.
Electronic applications should include the following documents (each in a separate file) in English and be sent to mseuro@mail.huji.ac.il
- Curriculum Vitae including a list of publications (please present books, articles in refereed journals, chapters in books, other publications, as separate items).
- Names, addresses and email addresses of three potential referees.
- Scientific biography outlining research and teaching interests and research plans for the forthcoming years.
- List of course proposals and teaching evaluations.
- A cover letter stating your willingness to take the position, starting July 2017.
- Up to 3 publications.
Review of applications will begin November 1, 2016
For further inquiries please contact Director of the European Forum at the Hebrew University: Prof. Noam Shoval: noamshoval@huji.ac.il