The Leuphana University of Lüneburg in Germany is currently undergoing a process of renewal. Since the fall of 2007, Leuphana has been developing a new model for higher education that is based on humanist values, sustainability and student-centered learning. Having established the College, the Graduate School and the Professional School, the University now intends to raise its profile by offering forty new professorships in various academic fields within the Incubator project. The Innovation Incubator of Lüneburg is a European project for regional economic development involving nearly EUR 100m. It is a major program aimed at regional development, initiated by the Leuphana University and the German Federal State of Lower Saxony. This project, funded mainly by the European Fund for Regional Development (EFRE) and supported by the Leuphana University, aims at moving toward sustainable modernization and development of the Lüneburg region. Lüneburg is located near the City of Hamburg, Northern Germany.

The Leuphana University of Lüneburg in Germany is currently undergoing a process of renewal. Since the fall of 2007, Leuphana has been developing a new model for higher education that is based on humanist values, sustainability and student-centered learning. Having established the College, the Graduate School and the Professional School, the University now intends to raise its profile by offering forty new professorships in various academic fields within the Incubator project. The Innovation Incubator of Lüneburg is a European project for regional economic development involving nearly EUR 100m. It is a major program aimed at regional development, initiated by the Leuphana University and the German Federal State of Lower Saxony. This project, funded mainly by the European Fund for Regional Development (EFRE) and supported by the Leuphana University, aims at moving toward sustainable modernization and development of the Lüneburg region. Lüneburg is located near the City of Hamburg, Northern Germany.

We are looking for candidates who have research focus in Criminal Law and Criminal Case Law. Teaching covers compulsory subjects as well as the main focus 6 (Criminal Justice and Criminology) combined with the necessary examination work in university as well as state exams. In the framework of the main focus 6 we expect applicants to be able to teach European Criminal Law amongst other subjects. We expect the willingness to contribute to the extension of the faculty’s European and international contacts and to work interdisciplinary by taking advantage of the university’s research potential.

We are looking for candidates who have research focus in Criminal Law and Criminal Case Law. Teaching covers compulsory subjects as well as the main focus 6 (Criminal Justice and Criminology) combined with the necessary examination work in university as well as state exams. In the framework of the main focus 6 we expect applicants to be able to teach European Criminal Law amongst other subjects. We expect the willingness to contribute to the extension of the faculty’s European and international contacts and to work interdisciplinary by taking advantage of the university’s research potential.

We are looking for candidates who have research focus in Criminal Law and Criminal Case Law. Teaching covers compulsory subjects as well as the main focus 6 (Criminal Justice and Criminology) combined with the necessary examination work in university as well as state exams. In the framework of the main focus 6 we expect applicants to be able to teach European Criminal Law amongst other subjects. We expect the willingness to contribute to the extension of the faculty’s European and international contacts and to work interdisciplinary by taking advantage of the university’s research potential.

The Mathematics Center Heidelberg (MATCH) offers postdoctoral scholarships to qualified young scientists within the period of October 1st 2010 ending latest on September 30th 2012. These scholarships can be awarded for 1-year or 2-year periods.

Applicants should send a CV, list of publications, three letters of recommendation and a research project with names of possible collaborators at MATCH to: Coordination Office, Mathematics Center Heidelberg, Im Neuenheimer Feld 288, D-69120 Heidelberg, Germany.

The International Max Planck Research School for Science and Technology of Nanostructures is intended for young scientists and researchers who wish to obtain their doctorate degree. The research students work on experimental or theoretical projects in the interdisciplinary field of nanostructures and their properties. They will be provided with additional training in form of lectures, workshops and soft skill courses. The language of the Research School is English.
We are looking for excellent international and German students from physics, chemistry, engineering sciences or similar fields. The students should hold a degree equivalent to a Master or Diploma degree from a German university.

The International Max Planck Research School for Science and Technology of Nanostructures is intended for young scientists and researchers who wish to obtain their doctorate degree. The research students work on experimental or theoretical projects in the interdisciplinary field of nanostructures and their properties. They will be provided with additional training in form of lectures, workshops and soft skill courses. The language of the Research School is English.
We are looking for excellent international and German students from physics, chemistry, engineering sciences or similar fields. The students should hold a degree equivalent to a Master or Diploma degree from a German university.

Reference is made to § 61 section 5 Hessisches Hochschulgesetz (HHG) and to the conditions of employment based on § 62 HHG. Applicants will have to represent the department in research and teaching according to the following profile:
Next to a first-rate PhD and academic excellence we expect additional scientific attainments relevant to the department, preferably practical experience within the context of literary culture and literary didactics; educational qualifications are expected as a necessary ability to represent the department in research and teaching. We would prefer applicants to have passed their 2nd state examination.

Reference is made to § 61 section 5 Hessisches Hochschulgesetz (HHG) and to the conditions of employment based on § 62 HHG. Applicants will have to represent the department in research and teaching according to the following profile:
Next to a first-rate PhD and academic excellence we expect additional scientific attainments relevant to the department, preferably practical experience within the context of literary culture and literary didactics; educational qualifications are expected as a necessary ability to represent the department in research and teaching. We would prefer applicants to have passed their 2nd state examination.