PhD Position – History: The University of Luxembourg, through the Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History, announces a fully funded PhD position in Contemporary History. This position is part of a research project on the “History of the University of Luxembourg.” Explore the pivotal moments in Luxembourg’s socio-economic development through the lens of its first university.
Summary Table:
| Study Area | Contemporary History |
|---|---|
| Scholarship | PhD Position in Contemporary History |
| Duration | 36 Months (extendable up to 48 months if required) |
| Contract Type | Fixed Term Contract |
| Work Hours | Full Time, 40.0 Hours per Week |
| Location | Belval |
| Application Deadline | March 1, 2024 |
Study Area: The PhD position focuses on Contemporary History, specifically the history of the University of Luxembourg. Delve into the socio-economic transition of Luxembourg since the 1970s and its impact on the creation and development of the university.
Scholarship Description: The successful candidate will undertake a PhD thesis on the historical emergence and development of the University of Luxembourg within the C²DH research project “25 years of UL.” Key responsibilities include conducting oral-history interviews, contributing to the construction of a multimedia digital repository, and exploring the university’s growth and strategic orientation.
Eligibility:
- M.A. in Contemporary History, History of Sciences, or Socio-economic Studies with a focus on the History of socio-economic transition since the 1970s.
- Participation in collaborative and interdisciplinary research projects.
- Active knowledge of French, English, and German. Notions of Luxembourgish constitute a real advantage.
Required Documents: Applications should be submitted online and include:
- Curriculum Vitae
- Motivation letter
- List of publications
How to Apply: Early application is encouraged, and applications will be processed upon reception. Apply formally through the HR system. Applications by email will not be considered.
For more information, please contact Andreas Fickers (andreas.fickers@uni.lu).
Last Date: 01 March 2024
In line with the University of Luxembourg’s commitment to inclusion and diversity, we encourage applications from candidates of all backgrounds and genders. Join us in unraveling the rich history of the University of Luxembourg and contributing to a modern, dynamic academic environment.
