Teaching placements

Current offers of external teaching placements

Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf

The Faculty of Political Science at the Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf (Germany) is offering up to 3 EUI researchers the opportunity to teach a block seminar during the winter term 2023/24.

Seminar topic: The topic should be proposed by the teaching candidate and must be from the field of political science. The successful candidate will draw up the syllabus and teach independently. A faculty member will be available for any support he or she might need regarding all administrative and organizational matters related to their teaching. The language of instruction will be English.

Students: Undergraduates in their 2nd year of BA Social Science, the BA Philosophy, Politics & Economics, or Political Science as a minor. Students have all been through the introductory political science courses in year 1.

When: Two seminar blocks on two consecutive weekends (Fridays and Saturdays). Class time will comprise a total of approximately 24 hours (4 days of 6 hours each). The lecture period runs from 9 October 2023 to 2 February 2024. The candidate and the department will agree on the dates of the two blocks. Candidates should be available on two consecutive weekends sometime during the term and should indicate possible dates in their motivation letter.

Payment: The total salary is 1.200€, which will be transferred in April 2024. Due to the elevated hourly wage, we are unable to cover travel or accommodation costs.

Lecture opportunity: During their stay, the visiting EUI researchers will have the opportunity to present part of their current research.

Exams for the seminars: Students can earn credits for participation (Beteiligungsnachweis – BN) and optionally for a term paper (Modulabschlussprüfung – AP). Typical requirements for the BN are, for example:

Oral presentation (approx. 10 to 15 minutes) on a topic addressed in the seminar (you have some leeway concerning the selection of topics) AND/OR
Brief response papers on some (e.g., four) of the mandatory readings (up to 500 words)

A term paper should range between 4500-5000 words.

Eligibility: According to the EUI policy on teaching placements, candidates need to have completed the Introduction to Teaching and Learning in Higher Education course by the time the placement starts.

Application: Interested researchers should send

a cover letter (which should include possible dates for the block seminar)
a CV
a syllabus of 2-5 pages, including the seminar topic, the teaching objectives, and an indicative outline for the lessons, including obligatory readings for the individual sessions. Recommendation for the overall reading assignments: about 15 texts (journal article or book chapter); further/optional readings can be listed on top of that.
the approval of their supervisors

to [email protected] by 16 June 2023. For any questions, please contact Gregor Zons from the Heinrich Heine University at [email protected].

TU Darmstadt

The Institute of Political Science at TU Darmstadt invites proposals from SPS researchers for teaching either in-presence or online (or a combination of both) intensive seminars at BA or MA level during the Winter term 2023 (October 2023 and February 2024).

They are interested in proposals in the fields of comparative politics, public policy, political theory and history of ideas, European studies, International Relations, and methods.

A standard course consists of 14 sessions of 90 minutes each. The language of instruction is either English or German.

Seminars are offered as compact courses over two weeks, typically including Saturdays, and take place during term time.

The standard remuneration for junior lecturers is €60 for a class of 90 minutes. If the courses can take place on-site, travel costs will be reimbursed.

Eligibility: According to the EUI policy on teaching placements, candidates need to have completed the Introduction to Teaching and Learning in Higher Education course by the time the placement starts.

Interested researchers should send an email including

their CV,
a seminar proposal of 1 page,
the approval email of their supervisor

To [email protected] by Thursday 22 June 2023.

University of Regensburg

The University of Regensburg is looking for a qualified person to teach a class in Cultural Studies for advanced undergraduate/ teacher training students as well as students doing their master’s in British Studies.

Period of Teaching Placement: one or two consecutive weeks in February, March, or the first half of April 2024. Distance teaching is possible.

Remuneration: €900 for 15 sessions of teaching (90 minutes each)

Please contact [email protected] for more details.

Application: Interested researchers should send

a cover letter (which should include possible teaching dates)
CV
a syllabus of 2 pages, including the seminar topic, the teaching objectives and an indicative outline for the lessons
supervisor’s approval

to [email protected] by 19^th June 2023.

University of Florence

The University of Florence is offering teaching opportunities to LAW, SPS and HEC researchers in 2023/24.

For more information about the teaching topics and format please contact [email protected].

These opportunities are unpaid in order to gain teaching experience.

Eligibility: According to the EUI policy on teaching placements, candidates should have completed the Introduction to Teaching and Learning in Higher Education course by the time the placement starts.

Application: Interested researchers should send

• their CV

• the approval email of their supervisor

to [email protected] by Wednesday 31st May 2023.

Sciences Po

Sciences Po welcomes applications from post-doctoral and doctoral students who are in the final phases of their PhD for one-year teaching positions on one of three English-speaking undergraduate campuses in France: Le Havre, Menton or Reims.

For more information please contact [email protected] The deadline for applications is 17 April 2023.

EBS University

The EBS University in Oestrich-Winkel (near Frankfurt, Germany) is setting up a new BA program in Law, Politics, and Economics and is looking for one or several lecturers for a first year course in comparative politics in Fall 2023.

While the BA is generally taught in-person, this course could exceptionally be taught online. The semester runs from September to mid-December. The course can normally be taught in five-week blocks, although there is considerable flexibility in the timetabling of the course.

Topic: it covers standard themes in comparative politics, including systems of government, constitutions, elections, party systems, federalism, political communication and participation, bureaucracies & welfare, autocracies.

Hours and compensation: The course consists of 60 teaching units (1 teaching unit = 45 min). It is possible to divide it into smaller segments. The remuneration for lecturers at professorial level is 100 euros per teaching unit.

Eligibility: Lecturers should hold a PhD in political science or a related field. According to the EUI policy on teaching placements, candidates need to have completed the Introduction to Teaching and Learning in Higher Education course by the time the placement starts.

Applicants should submit a CV to [email protected] by 28/03/2023.

Goethe University Frankfurt

The Department of Political Science at the Goethe University Frankfurt invites applications for short-term teaching positions on the political system, politics and policies of the European Union for the summer semester 2023 (mid-April to mid-July).

The audience can be undergraduate or postgraduate students. Previous teaching experience is helpful but not essential. The language of instruction is either English or German.

For teaching assignments, the remuneration is €45 per teaching hour (45 min). Indicatively, it is expected that the candidate may be required to give 14 sessions of 90 minutes each, so the total remuneration will be €1,260. There is no compensation for additional time spent correcting exams and for office hours. Travel expenses cannot be reimbursed. Seminars are offered as compact courses with a flexible duration of up to 1 month.

Interested researchers should send an email including

their CV,
a seminar proposal,
the approval email of their supervisor

To [email protected] by 15 March.

CEU's Global Teaching Fellowship Program

The Central European University through its Global Teaching Fellowship Program (GTFP) welcomes applications from advanced doctoral students and recent doctoral graduates under the framework of teaching fellowships.

The duration of the fellowships ranges from one semester to one full academic year. Global Teaching Fellows can be either advanced doctoral candidates (in their third year of doctoral studies and beyond) or doctoral graduates who received their doctoral no earlier than 2 years prior to applying to GTFP.

The general application deadline is February 28, 2023.

Calls for Applications: https://acro.ceu.edu/GTFP_Calls_for_Applications

GTFP website: https://acro.ceu.edu/gtfp

For more details please contact [email protected]

Please note the following EUI rules for successful applicants:

3^rd year researchers will need to request an intermission
4^th year researchers will need to consider a part-time teaching. They will need to request leave of absence maintaining the grant
5^th year researchers: no restrictions

Eligibility: According to the EUI policy on teaching placements, candidates need to have completed the Introduction to Teaching and Learning in Higher Education course by the time the placement starts.

Heinrich Heine University in Düsseldorf

The Faculty of Political Science at the Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf (Germany) is offering the possibility for up to 3 SPS researchers to teach a block seminar during the summer term 2023 (between 3 April 2023 and 14 July 2023).

When: Two seminar blocks on two consecutive weekends (Fridays and Saturdays). Class time will comprise a total of approximately 24 hours (4 days of 6 hours each). The lecture period runs from 3 April 2023 to 14 July 2023. The candidate and the department will agree on the dates of the two blocks. Candidates should be available on two consecutive weekends sometime during the term and should indicate possible dates in their motivation letter.

Compensation: Total salary of 1200€. The salary is based on an elevated hourly wage, which is why no travel or accommodation costs can be covered.

Research colloquium: During their stay, the visiting EUI researchers will have the opportunity to present part of their current research.

Exams for the seminars: Students can obtain credits for participation (Beteiligungsnachweis – BN) and optionally credits for a term paper (Modulabschlussprüfung – AP). Typical requirements for the BN are, for example:

Oral presentation (approx. 10 to 15 minutes) on a topic addressed in the seminar (you have some leeway concerning the selection of topics) AND/OR
Brief response papers on some (e.g., four) of the mandatory readings (up to 500 words)

A term paper should range between 4500-5000 words.

Application: Interested researchers should send

a cover letter (which should include possible dates for the block seminar)
CV
a syllabus of 2-5 pages, including the seminar topic, the teaching objectives and an indicative outline for the lessons
the approval email of their supervisor

to [email protected] by 15 January 2023. Gregor Zons ([email protected]) from Heinrich Heine University will be available to answer any questions.

University of Lucerne

The Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences at the University of Lucerne is offering the possibility to two EUI researchers to teach a block seminar each during the Fall term 2023 (18 September to 22 December 2023).

Seminar topics: The topics should be from the field of Political Science and proposed by the teaching candidates. The successful candidates will draw up the syllabus and teach independently. A faculty member will be available for any support he or she might need to prepare the seminar. The teaching language may be English or German.

Format and teaching load for each one of the two courses: Two seminar blocks on two non-consecutive weekends (Friday and Saturday). The dates of the two blocks will be agreed upon by the candidates and the department. Class time will comprise at total of 21 hours, i.e. 14 lessons of 90 minutes each to be held in two blocks of two days each. In the first block, teaching should prevail whereas part of the second block should be dedicated to student presentations which will be marked by the teaching candidate.
Compensation: A lump sum compensation of about 2.000 CHF is paid, including a teaching fee as well as travel and accommodation costs (the latter are applicable if the course is held in presence).
Eligibility: According to the EUI policy on teaching placements, candidates need to have completed the Introduction to Teaching and Learning in Higher Education course by the time the placement starts.

Application: Interested researchers should send

· their CV,
· a short seminar proposal including the seminar topic, the teaching objectives and an indicative outline for the lessons and
· the approval email of their supervisor

to [email protected] by 30 January 2023.

The University of Regensburg

The University of Regensburg is offering a teaching opportunity to one HEC or SPS researcher in the Summer of 2023.

Period of Teaching Placement: one or two consecutive weeks in August, September, or the first half of October 2023. Teaching remotely (online) is possible.

Remuneration: €900 for 15 sessions of teaching (90 minutes each)

Topic details + Remuneration: Please refer to the attached document for all the details.

Application: Interested researchers should send

a cover letter (which should include possible teaching dates)
CV
a syllabus of 2 pages, including the seminar topic, the teaching objectives and an indicative outline for the lessons
supervisor’s approval

to [email protected] by 9^th January 2023.

Sciences Po - Menton Campus

The Sciences Po Paris – Menton Campus (Mediterranean/Middle Eastern Studies) is offering teaching opportunities to HISTORY PhD researchers for the organisation of discussion groups, based on the Lecture focused on History of XX and XXI centuries, addressed to 2^nd year Bachelor students.

The standard remuneration for this category of courses (discussion groups) is €65 gross per hour.

The courses’ format is usually 24h based on twelve weekly 2-hour sessions. It is possible, and recommended, to take two courses per semester, in order to optimize time and resources.

The courses will start in the week of January 30^th, 2023, and will end on April 25^th, 2023, and are ideally planned for Tuesday afternoon.

Travel costs and overnight are organised by the institutions.

Application: Interested researchers should send:

their CV
brief motivation letter
approval email of their supervisor

to [email protected] by Wednesday 7^th December 2022.

TU Darmstadt

They are interested in proposals in the fields of comparative politics, public policy, political theory and history of ideas, European studies, International Relations, and methods.

A standard course consists of 14 sessions of 90 minutes each. The language of instruction is either English or German.

Seminars are offered as compact courses over two weeks, typically including Saturdays, and take place during term time.

The standard remuneration for junior lecturers is €60 for a class of 90 minutes. If the courses can take place on-site, travel costs will be reimbursed.

Interested researchers should send an email including

their CV,
a seminar proposal of 1 page,
the approval email of their supervisor

To [email protected] by 4th December 2022.

Central European University

The duration of the fellowships will be for the entire semester of Spring 2023. Global Teaching Fellows can be either advanced doctoral candidates (in their third year of doctoral studies and beyond) or doctoral graduates who received their doctoral no earlier than 2 years prior to applying to GTFP.

Please refer to the attached document to find out details about this opportunity and the application process (the deadline is 28 October 2022).

Please take into consideration the following EUI regulations for successful applicants:

3^rd year researchers will need to request an intermission
4^th year researchers will need to consider a part-time teaching. They will need to request leave of absence maintaining the grant
5^th year researchers: no restrictions

CEU organises two info sessions for prospective applicants on 4th October and 11th October. Please refer to the attached document for the registration link.

University of Lucerne

The Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences at the University of Lucerne is offering the possibility to two SPS researchers to teach a block seminar each during the Spring term 2023 (21 February to 2 June).

Seminar topics: The topics should be from the field of Political Science and proposed by the teaching candidates. The successful candidates will draw up the syllabus and teach independently. A faculty member will be available for any support he or she might need to prepare the seminar. The teaching language may be English or German.

Format and teaching load for each one of the two courses: Two seminar blocks on two non-consecutive weekends (Friday and Saturday). The dates of the two blocks will be agreed upon by the candidates and the department. Class time will comprise at total of 21 hours, i.e. 14 lessons of 90 minutes each to be held in two blocks of two days each. In the first block, teaching should prevail whereas part of the second block should be dedicated to student presentations which will be marked by the teaching candidate.

Compensation: A lump sum compensation of about 2.000 CHF is paid, including a teaching fee as well as travel and accommodation costs (the latter are applicable if the course is held in presence).

Eligibility: According to the EUI policy on teaching placements, candidates need to have completed the Introduction to Teaching and Learning in Higher Education course by the time the placement starts.

Application: Interested researchers should send

· their CV,
· a short seminar proposal including the seminar topic, the teaching objectives and an indicative outline for the lessons and
· the approval email of their supervisor

to [email protected] by 9 October 2022.

Wageningen University

The Wageningen University in the Netherlands is offering two teaching opportunities to LAW researchers in their 3rd and 5th year in the academic year 2022/23.

For more information about the teaching topics and format, remuneration and dates of teaching please contact [email protected].

Please take into consideration the following EUI regulations for successful applicants:

researchers in their 3^rd year will need to request an intermission
researchers in their 5^th year: no restrictions

Application: Interested researchers should send:

their CV
a brief motivation letter (up to 500 words)
the approval email of their supervisor

to [email protected] by 1 August 2022 and 5 September 2022.

University of Florence

The University of Florence and is offering teaching opportunities to LAW, SPS and HEC researchers in 2022/23.

For more information about the teaching topics and format please contact [email protected].

These opportunities are unpaid in order to gain teaching experience.

Application: Interested researchers should send

• their CV

• the approval email of their supervisor

to [email protected] by Thursday 4th August 2022.

Syracuse University in Florence

The Syracuse University in Florence is offering 6 paid teaching opportunities (assistantships and course design) in the academic year 2022/23, both in Term 1 and Term 2-3.

These are excellent opportunities for PhD researchers who are interested in gaining experience in an American institution. Please refer to the attached document for more information about the type of each opportunity, topic, timeline, compensation and other details.

Application: Interested researchers should send

A cover letter
CV
the approval email of their supervisor

to [email protected] indicating the teaching opportunities of their interest by the deadline mentioned in the attached document (1^st August or 1^st September).

Heinrich Heine University in Düsseldorf

The Faculty of Political Science at the Heinrich Heine University in Düsseldorf is offering the possibility for up to 3 SPS researchers to teach a block seminar during the Winter term 2022/23 (between 10 October 2022 and 3 February 2023).

Seminar topic: The topic should be proposed by the teaching candidate and must be from the field of political science. The successful candidate will draw up the syllabus and teach independently. A faculty member will be available for any support he or she might need regarding all administrative and organisational matters related to their teaching. The teaching language may be English.

When: Two seminar blocks on two consecutive weekends (Fridays and Saturdays). Class time will comprise a total of approximately 24 hours (4 days of 6 hours each). The lecture period runs from 10 October 2022 to 3 February 2023, with no lectures between 24 December and 6 January. The candidate and the department will agree on the dates of the two blocks. Candidates should be available on two consecutive weekends sometime during the term and should indicate possible dates in their motivation letter.

Compensation: A lump-sum compensation of 1200 Euro will be paid to cover all costs, including expenses for travel and accommodation. This amount will be paid for in-person or online teaching.

Research colloquium: During their stay, the visiting EUI researchers will have the opportunity to present part of their current research.

Exams for the seminars: Students can choose between obtaining credits for participation (Beteiligungsnachweis – BN) and credits for a term paper (Modulabschlussprüfung – AP). Typical requirements for the BN are:

Oral presentation (approx. 10 to 15 minutes) on a topic addressed in the seminar (you have some leeway concerning the selection of topics) AND/OR
Brief response papers on some (e.g., four) of the mandatory readings (up to 500 words)

A term paper should range between 4500-5000 words.

Eligibility: According to the EUI policy on Teaching Placements, candidates need to present written approval of their supervisor and must have completed the EUI teaching training by the time the placement starts.

Application: Interested researchers should send

a cover letter (which should include possible dates for the block seminar)
CV
a syllabus of 2-5 pages, including the seminar topic, the teaching objectives and an indicative outline for the lessons
the approval email of their supervisor

to [email protected] by 15 July 2022. Gregor Zons ([email protected]) from Heinrich Heine University will be available to answer any questions.

TU Darmstadt

They are interested in proposals in the fields of comparative politics, public policy, political theory and history of ideas, European studies, International Relations, and methods.

A standard course consists of 14 sessions of 90 minutes each. The language of instruction is either English or German.

Seminars are offered as compact courses over two weeks, typically including Saturdays, and take place during term time.

The standard remuneration for junior lecturers is €60 for a class of 90 minutes. If the courses can take place on-site, travel costs will be reimbursed.

Eligibility: According to the EUI policy on teaching placements, candidates need to present written approval of their supervisor and must have completed the Introduction to Teaching and Learning in Higher Education course by the time the placement starts.

Interested researchers should send an email including

their CV,
a seminar proposal of 1 page,
the approval email of their supervisor

To [email protected] by Monday 20 June 2022.

University of Regensburg

The University of Regensburg is offering a teaching opportunity to one HEC or SPS researcher in Spring 2023.

Period of Teaching Placement: one or two consecutive weeks in February, March, or the first half of April 2023.

Remuneration: €900 for 15 sessions of teaching (90 minutes each) + Erasmus+ grant for short-term mobilities (subject to funding availability)

Topic details + Remuneration: Please refer to the attached document for all the details.

Application: Interested researchers should send

a cover letter (which should include possible teaching dates)
CV
a syllabus of 2 pages, including the seminar topic, the teaching objectives and an indicative outline for the lessons
supervisor’s approval

to [email protected] by 30^th June 2022.

University of Florence

The University of Florence and its Department of History, Archeology, Geography, Arts and Performance (SAGAS) is offering teaching opportunities to HEC researchers in the academic year 2022/23.

For more information about the teaching topics and format please contact [email protected].

These opportunities are unpaid in order to gain undergraduate teaching experience.

Eligibility: According to the EUI policy on teaching placements, candidates need to present written approval of their supervisor and must have completed the Introduction to Teaching and Learning in Higher Education course by the time the placement starts.

Application: Interested researchers should

send their CV
send the approval email of their supervisor

to [email protected] by Friday 6^th May 2022.

Central European University

Please refer to the attached document to find out details about this opportunity.

Please take into consideration the following EUI regulations for successful applicants:

3^rd year researchers will need to request an intermission
4^th year researchers will need to consider a part-time teaching. They will need to request leave of absence maintaining the grant
5^th year researchers: no restrictions

Given that EUI is a CIVICA member institution, we have been given flexibility in the application deadline.

Eligibility: According to the EUI policy on teaching placements, candidates need to present written approval of their supervisor and must have completed the Introduction to Teaching and Learning in Higher Education course by the time the placement starts.

Monash University Prato Centre

The Monash University Prato Centre (Tuscany) is offering the possibility to two (2) SPS EUI researchers to contribute to the teaching of a course during the summer of 2022. The teaching will be in the period from 27 June to 7 July 2022. This represents a continuation of successful collaborations between the Monash University Prato Centre and EUI researchers in the pre-pandemic 2017-19 period.

Course topic: The course is called The European Union: crises, challenges and opportunities. Ideal candidates should have research experience in the history of European integration, the EU and climate change, migration into and within the EU, and/or European security. The teaching language is English.

Format and teaching load: the teaching load will comprise 2-3 hours delivery (plus 2-3 hours preparation time) with approximately 50 undergraduate students from Australia. The delivery will involve a mixture of learning activities to be agreed with the course coordinator Dr Ben Wellings. Ben will be with you in the classroom to assist and support when delivering your material.

Please note this is an unpaid placement to gain undergraduate teaching experience (although Ben will certainly buy you lunch afterwards). Please feel free to contact Ben via [email protected] if you would like further information.

Application: Interested researchers should send

their CV
the approval email of their supervisor

to [email protected] by 1 April 2022.

The Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences at the University of Lucerne

is offering the possibility to two (2) EUI researchers to teach a block seminar during the Fall term 2022 (19 September to 23 December 2022).

Seminar topic: The topic should be from the field of Political Science and proposed by the teaching candidate. The successful candidate will draw up the syllabus and teach independently. A faculty member will be available for any support he or she might need to prepare the seminar. The teaching language may be English or German.

Format and teaching load: Two seminar blocks on two non-consecutive weekends (Friday and Saturday). The dates of the two blocks will be agreed upon by the candidate and the department. Class time will comprise at total of 21 hours, i.e. 14 lessons of 90 minutes each to be held in two blocks of two days each. In the first block, teaching should prevail whereas part of the second block should be dedicated to student presentations which will be marked by the teaching candidate.

Compensation: A lump sum compensation of about 2.000 CHF is paid, including a teaching fee as well as travel and accommodation costs (the latter are applicable if the course is held in presence).

Application: Interested researchers should send

their CV,
a short seminar proposal including the seminar topic, the teaching objectives and an indicative outline for the lessons and
the approval email of their supervisor

to [email protected] by 11 February 2022.

The Faculty of Political Science at the Heinrich Heine University in Düsseldorf

is offering the possibility to 3-4 EUI researchers to teach a block seminar during the Summer term 2022 (between 4 April and 15 July 2022).

Seminar topic: The topic should be proposed by the teaching candidate and must be from the field of political science. The successful candidate will draw up the syllabus and teach independently. A faculty member will be available for any support he or she might need to prepare the seminar. The teaching language is English.

Students: Undergraduates in their 2nd year of BA Social Science, the BA Philosophy, Politics & Economics, or Political Science as a minor, i.e. Students have all been through the introductory political science courses in year 1.

When: Two seminar blocks on two consecutive weekends (Fridays and Saturdays). Class time will comprise at total of approximately 24 hours (4 days of 6 hours each). As it currently stands, the lecture period runs from 4 April 2022 to 15 July 2022 and there are no lectures on 15 April 2022. The dates of the two blocks will be agreed upon by the candidate and the department. Candidates should be available on two consecutive weekends sometime during the term and should indicate possible dates in their motivation letter.

Compensation: A lump sum compensation of 1200 Euro will be paid, independent of the mode of teaching. At the moment, it is not yet decided whether the Summer Term will be virtual or held in-person. Thus, applicants should be willing to hold their seminars, irrespective of the mode of teaching. The lump sum is earmarked to cover all costs, including expenses for travel and accommodation.

Eligibility: According to the EUI policy on Teaching Placements, candidates need to present written approval of their supervisor and must have completed the Introduction to Teaching and Learning in Higher Education by the time the placement starts.

Application: Interested researchers should send

a cover letter (which should include possible dates for the block seminar)
CV
a syllabus of 2-5 pages, including the seminar topic, the teaching objectives and an indicative outline for the lessons
the approval email of their supervisor

to [email protected] by 31 January 2022.

The Institute of Political Science at TU Darmstadt

invites proposals for teaching either in-presence or online (or a combination of both) intensive seminars at BA or MA level during the Summer term 2022 (mid-April 2022 and mid-July 2022).

They are interested in proposals in the fields of comparative politics, public policy, political theory and history of ideas, European studies, International Relations, and methods.

A standard course consists of 14 sessions of 90 minutes each. The language of instruction is either English or German.

Seminars are offered as compact courses over two weeks, typically including Saturdays, and take place during term time.

The standard remuneration for junior lecturers is €60 for a class of 90 minutes. If the courses can take place on-site, travel costs will be reimbursed.

Interested researchers should send an email including

their CV,
a seminar proposal of 1 page,
the approval email of their supervisor

To [email protected] by 14 December 2021.

The Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences at the University of Lucerne

is offering the possibility to one (1) EUI SPS researcher to teach a block seminar during the Spring term 2022 (21 February to 3 June).

Seminar topic: The topic should be from the field of Political Science and proposed by the teaching candidate. The successful candidate will draw up the syllabus and teach independently. A faculty member will be available for any support s/he might need to prepare the seminar. The teaching language may be English or German.

Application: Interested researchers should send

their CV,
a short seminar proposal including the seminar topic, the teaching objectives and an indicative outline for the lessons and
the approval email of their supervisor

to Thanasis Mourikis by 12 October 2021.

The University of Regensburg

is looking for a lecturer for its Winter term 2021-2022.

The University of Regensburg's Chair of British Studies is offering the possibility to one (1) EUI researcher to teach a class in their MA European Studies programmes (completely taught in English) for theWinter term 2021 (block format in February/March 2022 is certainly possible; the class does not have to be taught on a weekly basis during term time which term starts mid-October).

Topic + Compensation + Date/Duration: Please refer to this document (PDF) for all the details.

Application: Interested researchers should send

a cover letter (which should include possible dates for the block seminar)
CV
a syllabus of 2-5 pages, including the seminar topic, the teaching objectives and an indicative outline for the lessons
supervisor’s approval

to [email protected] by 10 September 2021.

The University of Regensburg

is looking for a lecturer for its Winter term 2021-2022.

The University is looking for a qualified person to teach a course in “Economics” for their first-semester students. The exact topic can be discussed but the course should introduce their students to European aspects of economics.

Normally, the course is taught during the winter term, which lasts for 15 weeks, with one 90-minute session per week. A candidate from the EUI would, however, be able to teach this course only in a block format (either during one whole week outside term times, possibly in later February or early March 2022) or during two consecutive “weekends” (Fri-Sun) during term time (mid-October 2021 – early February 2022).The teaching format would be a lecture (but with some time for questions / discussions). The number of students attending would be around 40. The course finishes with a written exam which is devised and marked by the lecturer.

There is no standard exam for this course.It is very important to keep in mind that great majority of the students of the Master in European Studies do not have a background in economics before coming to Regensburg. Lecturers for the degree have to take this into account and adapt their teaching accordingly. In the case of economics, it is particularly important that most of the students have no experience with quantitative methods and cannot be expected to “learn” them during this course.

The University of Regensburg pays 61 Euro per 90-minute teaching session. The course comprises 15 such sessions. So the total remuneration for the course would be 915 Euro. Travel costs to and from Regensburg will also be paid, but no accommodation costs. Depending on the teaching format, it can be expected that the lecturer will have to be in residence in Regensburg for about 7-10 days.

Interested researchers should send an email including

their CV,
a seminar proposal of 1 page,
the approval email of their supervisor

to [email protected] by 28 June 2021.

The Institute of Political Science at TU Darmstadt

invites proposals for teaching either in-presence or online (depending on the evolution of the sanitary situation) intensive seminars at BA or MA level during the Winter term 2021 (November 2021 and March 2022).

They are interested in proposals in the fields of comparative politics, public policy, political theory and history of ideas, European studies, International Relations, and methods.

A standard course consists of 14 sessions of 90 minutes each. The language of instruction is either English or German.

Seminars are offered as compact courses over two weeks, typically including Saturdays, and take place during term time.

The standard remuneration for junior lecturers is €60 for a class of 90 minutes. If the courses can take place on-site, travel costs will be reimbursed.

Interested researchers should send an email including

their CV,
a seminar proposal of 1 page,
the approval email of their supervisor

to [email protected] by 28 May 2021.

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