Job Announcement: University of Stuttgart
English; General Linguistics; Phonetics: Part-time Lecturer, University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany
| Employer: |
University of Stuttgart
Institut fuer Linguistik: Anglistik http://ifla.uni-stuttgart.de/index.php?article_id=1&clang=0 |
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| Job Location: | Stuttgart, Germany | ||
| Rank or Title: |
Lecturer |
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| Linguistic Field(s): |
General Linguistics
Phonetics |
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| Language Specialty: | English | ||
| LL Issue: | 23.4573 | ||
| Date Posted: | 31-Oct-2012 | ||
| Job Description: |
The Institut für Linguistik: Anglistik at the University of Stuttgart is looking for a part-time lecturer in English Linguistics (wissenschaftliche/r Mitarbeiter/in, 50% TV-L 13). The position is permanent. The teaching load is 4.5 hours per term, including "Phonetic Practice" and introductory linguistics courses. The successful candidate is expected to develop a curriculum for "Phonetic Practice" as a Blended Learning course for students in the B.Ed. Programme (Lehramt). Furthermore, s/he will be in charge of administrative tasks related to quality assurance in teaching. Requirements for the post are a PhD or M.A. in English linguistics or a similar suitable qualification, together with native competence in English. Experience in undergraduate teaching would be an advantage. Qualification towards a doctoral degree in the area of experimental phonology or second language acquisition (phonology) is encouraged. Additional funding is currently being explored. We are looking for a highly motivated candidate who can work independently, but will also enjoy being part of our team. The candidate should have a professional working proficiency in German or is expected to acquire it within two years. For information on the department, see http://ifla.uni-stuttgart.de. For questions concerning the post, contact Prof. Sabine Zerbian. Please send your application per email. Besides a CV, list of publications, and names of two referees, it should include a concept for the course "Phonetics Practice" (1 page) as well as an outline of a possible doctoral thesis (2 pages). |
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| Application Deadline: | 21-Nov-2012 | ||
| Application Email: |
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| Contact Information: |
Sabine
Zerbian
click here to access email Phone: +49-711-68582985 |
