LINGUIST List 22.1421
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Sat Mar 26 2011
Jobs: Phonology: Assistant Professor, Leipzig University
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1. Gereon Mueller ,
Phonology: Assistant Professor, Leipzig University, Germany
Message 1: Phonology: Assistant Professor, Leipzig University, Germany
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Date: 25-Mar-2011
From: Gereon Mueller <gereon.mueller uni-leipzig.de>
Subject: Phonology: Assistant Professor, Leipzig University, Germany
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University or Organization: Leipzig University
Department: Linguistics
Job Location: Leipzig, Germany
Web Address: http://www.uni-leipzig.de/~asw/
Job Rank: Assistant Professor
Specialty Areas: Phonology
Description:
The Linguistics Department of Leipzig University is seeking to fill the position of Assistant Professor (W1 Juniorprofessur) in Phonology to begin on October 1, 2011. The holder of this position will conduct both teaching and research in the subject area. Applicants are expected to have an excellent scientific record in the area of phonological theory and to have an internationally visible research profile, with a particular specialization in the interface between phonology and morphology and/or between phonology and syntax. A demonstrable interest in a variety of languages, especially non-Indo European, is desirable. The professorship will involve teaching duties at both graduate (MA) and undergraduate (BA) levels. The professorship is not a tenure-track position. The post is initially for three years, with the possibility of a further three-year extension. Candidates must hold a Ph.D. or equivalent by the starting date. Knowledge of German is desirable but not necessary in the first instance, though it is expected that the successful candidate will be willing to learn the language to a sufficient degree to be able to teach the Introduction to Phonology course in German within one or two years of employment. Applications should include the usual supporting documents (CV, list of publications, list of presentations, copy of Ph.D./Dr.phil certificate.)
Application Deadline: 28-Apr-2011
Mailing Address for Applications:
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Loerscher
Dekan der Philologischen Fakultaet
Universitaet Leipzig
Beethovenstr. 15
Leipzig D-04229
Germany
Contact Information:
Gereon Mueller
Email: gereon.mueller uni-leipzig.de
Phone: 49-341-9737611
Fax: 49-341-97-37609
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