The Junior Professorship at the HM

Career path: Junior professorship on a tenure-track

Practice Track or Doctorate Track

Procedure for the Junior Professorship

Scientific staff at HM
(Photo: Johanna Weber)

Benefits of a junior professorship at the HM

FAQ

  • 1. A completed university degree
  • 2. Suitability for teaching

  • 3. In the doctorate track: outstanding achievements in the application or development of scientific knowledge and methods during at least five years’ professional practice, which must have been acquired after completion of higher education and of which at least three years must have been spent outside the higher education sector; Periods spent as a trainee teacher or as a research or artistic staff member may be subject to academic credit transfer for a total of up to two years; in special cases, proof of professional experience gained outside the higher education sector may be provided by demonstrating that, over a period of at least five years, a significant proportion of the professional activity was carried out in cooperation between a higher education institution and a non-academic professional setting.

  • 4. In the Practice Track: Demonstrated aptitude for academic work, which is generally evidenced by the quality of a doctorate. No more than four years (or, in the fields of medicine or clinical psychology, no more than seven years) may have elapsed between the date of the doctoral degree certificate and the closing date for applications. This period may be extended by up to two years per child or dependent relative in cases where the applicant is caring for one or more children under the age of 18 or one or more relatives in need of care.

Further information and testimonials

Contact person

Dr. Andre Lindörfer Room: Q 2.05

T +49 89 1265-4282

Email

Funding bodies

The Junior Professorship at the HM is a sub-project of attract2HM (grant reference: 03FHP130A), which is funded by, amongst others, the BMFTR.