Academic ConnectPostdoc (m/f/d) Full-time employment limited until 30.09.2026 Salary group 13 TV-L FU Identification: FNZ/WiMi/Representation
Application deadline: June 30, 2025
Department of History and Cultural Studies, Friedrich Meinecke Institute, Department of Early Modern History, headed by Professor Dr. Daniela Hacke. We are a team specializing in historical sensory history, cultural contact research/transcultural history, the history of knowledge, gender history, and the history of material culture (thing knowledge).
Responsibilities:
- Independent teaching of courses in Early Modern History.
- Support of the professorship in teaching, research, and academic self-administration.
Requirements:
- Completed academic degree (Master's or Magister) in Early Modern History
- Doctorate in Early Modern History
(Professional) experience:
- experience in teaching and project work, if applicable
- experience in organizing conferences and/or workshops, if applicable
- experience in acquiring third-party funding, if applicable
Desired:
- Very good German language skills
- Excellent university degree in the above-mentioned field
- Excellent knowledge in the field of early modern cultural history
- Interest in the research focus of the department demonstrated through publications
- Excellent knowledge in the field of early modern cultural history, preferably with a thematic focus on historical sensory research and/or the study of material cultures (thing knowledge)
- Very good English language skills
Further information
Applications with relevant documents, stating the identifier, should be sent electronically by email to Prof. Daniela Hacke: arbeitsbereich-hacke@geschkult.fu-berlin.de or by post to the
Free University of Berlin
Department of History and Cultural Studies
Friedrich Meinecke Institute
Early Modern Period / AB Hacke
Prof. Daniela Hacke
Koserstr. 20
14195 Berlin (Dahlem)
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