The University of Luxembourg invites applications for a Postdoctoral Researcher in Educational Sciences within the Faculty of Humanities, Education and Social Sciences (FHSE). This international research university is renowned for its multilingual and interdisciplinary environment, bringing together expertise from the humanities, linguistics, cognitive sciences, and social and educational sciences. The successful candidate will join the Institute for Teaching and Learning in the Department of Education and Social Work, working closely with Professor Dr Janne Fengler.

The postdoctoral researcher will contribute to research on the contexts and processes of learning and teaching, supporting both content-related and organizational aspects of the professorship. Responsibilities include conducting independent and project-related research at the intersection of education and social work, applying for and organizing third-party funding, publishing in peer-reviewed journals (preferably in English and/or German), teaching in the Bachelor en Formation Pédagogique program, supervising students and doctoral candidates, and supporting the development of educational programs and networks with stakeholders. The role also involves transferring research results to diverse audiences, from scientific and political communities to the broader public, and participating in academic self-administration at the institute, department, and faculty levels.

Applicants must hold an excellent PhD in Educational Sciences, ideally with expertise in areas such as experiential or outdoor education, didactics, teaching-learning research, university didactics, future skills, teacher education, victimology, social inequality, or social participation. Fluency in English and either German or French is required, with additional language skills considered an asset. Candidates should demonstrate strong interest in educational science, advanced methodological skills (qualitative and/or quantitative), a record of international publications, teaching experience, project management abilities, and a proactive, team-oriented attitude.

The position offers a fixed-term contract of 24 months, with a yearly gross salary of EUR 85,176 (full time). The University of Luxembourg provides a modern, dynamic, and inclusive working environment, with high-quality equipment, close ties to the business world and Luxembourg labour market, and extensive cooperation with European institutions and non-academic partners.

To apply, candidates should submit their application online via the University of Luxembourg HR system, including a CV, cover letter, transcripts, list of publications, copies of diplomas, a two-page research sketch, and contact details for at least two referees. Early applications are encouraged as review will begin upon receipt. The University is committed to promoting an inclusive culture and encourages applications from individuals of all backgrounds.