Support for Doctoral Candidates and Postdocs (Content)
Support for Doctoral Candidates and Postdocs
Support for Doctoral Candidates and Postdocs
The Path to a Professorship
R3 – Established Researchers based on the European Framework for Research Careers
The Path to a Professorship Here you will find information on appointment procedures and opportunities for junior and tenure-track professorships, newly appointed and experienced professors, such as CoWi:PH (coaching for academics at the University of Education Freiburg), MenTa (tandem mentoring) and m.powerment (the mentoring programme of the Universities of Education in Baden-Württemberg).
The Path to a Professorship 0 Statutes for tenure-track professorships at the University of Education FreiburgPart I of the University of Education Freiburg's statutes and quality assurance concept for junior and tenure-track professorships, dated 4 May 2020, contains general provisions, as well as regulations on extensions due to childcare or other caring responsibilities. Part II sets out the regulations on the procedure (e.g.…
Research Group: Resilience and Sustainability in Education and Society
The Path to a Professorship 0 Appointment and Selection ProceduresTo help you familiarise yourself with the application process at the University of Education Freiburg, we have compiled relevant information on a separate website, including details of the job portal, the application process, the appointment monitor and the legal framework.
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Support on the Path to a Professorship
Coaching - CoWi:PH The university offers external, one-to-one coaching to support postdoctoral researchers, junior and tenure-track professors, newly appointed professors and experienced professors in overcoming particular challenges in their day-to-day work. This complements the internal coaching offered by qualified university staff. Learn more
Mentoring - MenTa Pursuing a career in academia can be challenging. We help doctoral candidates, postdoctoral researchers, candidates for habilitation and junior professors to find an experienced mentor to support them through the highs and lows of their academic careers. Learn more