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Fri Dec 12 2008
Jobs: German, Standard & Gen Ling: Research Assistant, U Potsdam
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1. Ulrike
Freywald,
German, Standard & General Linguistics: Research Assistant, University of Potsdam, Germany
Message 1: German, Standard & General Linguistics: Research Assistant, University of Potsdam, Germany
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Date: 12-Dec-2008
From: Ulrike Freywald <freywalduni-potsdam.de>
Subject: German, Standard & General Linguistics: Research Assistant, University of Potsdam, Germany
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University or Organization: University of Potsdam
Department: SFB 632 (Research Centre): Information Structure
Job Location: Potsdam, Germany
Web Address: http://www.sfb632.uni-potsdam.de/index_en.html
Job Rank: Research Assistant
Specialty Areas: General Linguistics
Required Language(s): German, Standard (deu)
Description:
We are looking for 1 part-time research assistant to work on the DfG-funded
project 'Grammatical reduction and information structural preferences in a
contact variety of German: Kiezdeutsch' under the supervision of the
Principal Investigator Heike Wiese (see also http://www.kiezdeutsch.de and
http://www.uni-potsdam.de/ger_wiese). This project is part of research
centre 632: Information Structure. The position commences April 1, 2009,
and the appointment period is two years, with a possibility of renewal.
The ideal applicant will be an enthusiastic graduate with a master's degree
(or equivalent) in General or German Linguistics and a strong interest in
research. S/He will have a very good command of German (including
colloquial varieties), good time management and organisational skills, and
knowledge of experimental methods and of analysing primary linguistic data.
S/He will be a good team player, and be able to contribute to the team
working on the project. S/He should have a background in German
linguistics, language contact or variational linguistics; a special
interest in information structure would be desirable.
The position includes the opportunity to pursue a doctoral degree at the
University of Potsdam on a topic related to the grant. Candidates
interested in pursuing a PhD on multiethnic youth varieties in urban Europe
are especially encouraged to apply.
The salary and social benefits are determined by the German pay scale for
state employees (Entgeltgruppe: 13 TV-Laender, Tarifgebiet Ost). The
University of Potsdam is an equal opportunity employer.
Interested candidates are invited to send their application materials -
including a CV, (links to) sample publications, and references - preferably
by e-mail.
Applications received by the deadline will receive fullest consideration;
however, we will continue to accept applications until the position has
been filled.
Application Deadline: Open until filled.
Mailing Address for Applications:
Prof Dr Heike Wiese
Universität Potsdam
Institut für Germanistik
Am Neuen Palais 10
Potsdam 14469
Germany
Email Address for Applications: heike.wieseuni-potsdam.de
Contact Information:
Prof Dr Heike Wiese
Email: heike.wieseuni-potsdam.de
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