Stefan Eichler
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Funded PhD Research Assistant in International Monetary Economics at TU Dresden Technical University of Dresden in Germany
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Finance
Funding
The position is fully funded through employment as a research assistant / PhD student at 65% of regular weekly working hours, with pay grade E 13 TV-L subject to the personal requirements. It is offered for three years from March 1, 2027, with an option for extension. Employment benefits include 30 vacation days, training opportunities, health and sports programs, a discounted Germany ticket, and participation in the VBL supplementary pension scheme.
Deadline
Dec 16, 2026
Country
Germany
University
Technische Universität Dresden
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The Technical University of Dresden is offering a funded PhD research assistant position in International Monetary Economics within the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration, at the Chair of Economics, especially International Monetary Economics.
The doctoral researcher will investigate topics including financial stability, political risks, monetary policy, exchange rates, and international financial markets. The role includes developing research papers and completing a cumulative dissertation as a central part of the doctoral qualification.
Alongside research, the successful candidate will teach courses, supervise theses, and contribute to academic self-governance. The position provides an opportunity to work independently within an open-minded and supportive team at a University of Excellence, with flexible working arrangements and professional development opportunities.
Funding details
The position is fully funded through employment as a research assistant / PhD student at 65% of regular weekly working hours, with pay grade E 13 TV-L subject to the personal requirements. It is offered for three years from March 1, 2027, with an option for extension. Employment benefits include 30 vacation days, training opportunities, health and sports programs, a discounted Germany ticket, and participation in the VBL supplementary pension scheme.
What's required
Applicants must hold an above-average university degree (Diploma or Master's) in economics or a related field, have very good knowledge of quantitative methods and experience with common statistical software, demonstrate interest in international monetary economics and pursuing a doctorate in this area, possess very good analytical thinking skills and a high degree of initiative, and have very good German and English skills. Required documents are a letter of motivation, CV, and certificates or diplomas.
How to apply
Submit the application as a single PDF containing the motivation letter, CV, and certificates or diplomas by December 16, 2026. Apply preferably through the TUD SecureMail portal or send it by email to Stefan Eichler at tu-dresden.de; postal applications may be sent to TU Dresden, Chair of Economics, Helmholtzstr. 10, 01069 Dresden.
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Research Interests
International Economics
International Finance
Financial Stability
Finance
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