Austrian Academy of Sciences, Institute for Quantum Optics and Quantum Information Vienna
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Postdoc in Modern Greek Studies and Digital Humanities at the Institute for Habsburg and Balkan Studies Austrian Academy of Sciences, The Institute for Habsburg and Balkan Studies in Austria
Degree Level
Postdoc
Field of study
Computer Science
Funding
75% employment (part-time) for up to 2 years. Minimum annual gross salary is EUR 70,167.44 full-time equivalent, adjusted pro rata for part-time work. FWF-funded project position.
Deadline
Sep 24, 2026
Country
Austria
University
Austrian Academy of Sciences, Institute for Quantum Optics and Quantum Information Vienna

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Postdoctoral position in Modern Greek Studies at the Institute for Habsburg and Balkan Studies of the Austrian Academy of Sciences in Vienna, Austria.
The project, “Alternative Hellenisms: Religion, Language and Identity in Frangochiotika Documents”, studies Greek-language texts written in Latin script and produced mainly by Catholic communities in the early modern and modern Eastern Mediterranean (16th–20th centuries). The work combines history, philology, linguistics, digital humanities, and textual editing, with a focus on building a digital corpus and edition.
The postdoc will contribute to digitization quality control, TEI P5 transcription guidelines, historical and philological analysis, micro-level analysis of vernacular piety and community life, and computational text analysis. The role also includes co-supervising student assistants, co-organizing workshops and conferences, and producing a major study on the phonology and morphology of the Modern Greek vernacular plus two co-authored peer-reviewed articles.
Eligibility highlights: PhD or equivalent in Modern Greek Studies, History, Philology, Linguistics, Literary Studies, or a closely related field; strong expertise in Modern Greek literature and textual production; excellent/native-level Modern Greek (C1-C2) including historical varieties; strong manuscript and print-source skills; fluent English. Helpful extras include Ottoman/Eastern Mediterranean background, transcription/transliteration experience, and TEI/XML or corpus-development skills.
Funding: 75% part-time appointment for up to 2 years. The minimum annual gross salary is EUR 70,167.44 full-time equivalent, paid pro rata.
Deadline: 24 September 2026, 23:55 (Europe/Brussels).
Funding details
75% employment (part-time) for up to 2 years. Minimum annual gross salary is EUR 70,167.44 full-time equivalent, adjusted pro rata for part-time work. FWF-funded project position.
What's required
PhD or equivalent in Modern Greek Studies, History, Philology, Linguistics, Literary Studies, or a closely related field. Applicants should have demonstrated research expertise in Modern Greek literature and textual production of the early modern period and the centuries before the twentieth century, excellent to native-level Modern Greek (C1-C2) including historical varieties, strong philological skills with manuscripts and printed sources, and fluent English. Desirable: research on vernacular Greek, language variation and change, historical development of Modern Greek, multi-scriptural Greek traditions, transcription/transliteration/textual editing, Ottoman and/or Eastern Mediterranean contexts and languages (Italian, French, Ottoman Turkish), and digital humanities methods such as TEI/XML, digital editing, corpus development, and metadata.
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Apply online via the provided onlyfy application portal. Submit your application before 24 Sep 2026 at 23:55 (Europe/Brussels).
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