Post-doc position in Groningen - Infinite Regresses
has an opening for a
Postdoc Position in Philosophy
(three years fulltime)
Vacancy number 212285
Job description
The postdoc will conduct independent
research on historical and/or systematic aspects of infinite regresses in
philosophy. The position is situated within the research project on infinite
regresses in epistemology, funded by the Dutch National Science Foundation NWO.
The project is carried out in the Department of Theoretical Philosophy. The project leader is Prof. Jeanne Peijnenburg; informal inquiries may be directed to Prof. Peijnenburg.
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Candidates for this postdoc position:
·
have a Ph.D. in philosophy or in another field
that is demonstrably relevant;
·
have a background in, or familiarity with, the
regress problem in epistemology or in the history of philosophy;
·
have an excellent command of English and are
prepared to present their research results in English;
·
are willing and able to teach a small number of
courses.
Conditions of employment
The University of Groningen offers a salary that is determined in
accordance with the current scales as set out in the collective labor agreement
for the Dutch universities (CAO) and has a range between € 3,195 and € 4,374
gross per month dependent on qualifications and experience. The position is
temporary, with a maximum of three years (initial appointment of two years,
with the possibility of renewal for a third year). A part-time appointment at
0.8 fte for four years is possible.
Organisation
Since its foundation in 1614, the University
of Groningen has enjoyed an international reputation as a dynamic and
innovative centre of higher education. The Faculty of Philosophy is a rich and
lively community of excellent lecturers and researchers. For more information
on the faculty: http://www.rug.nl/filosofie
How to apply
To apply for the postdoc position, please
send an e-mail to Mrs Anita Willems-Veenstra (A.Willems-Veenstra@rug.nl) and
attach:
· in
one file: a letter of application with reference to the vacancy number (also
including an explanation of why you are particularly qualified for this
project) and a curriculum vitae (including a list of publications, a short
summary of your dissertation, and the names and contact information of two
academic references);
· a
writing sample (such as a research paper or part of your dissertation).
The closing date for applications
is April 8, 2013.
Interviews are planned for the the first half of May.
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