Tenure-Track Assistant Professor in Cognitive Psychology and Visual Neuroscience University of Southern Denmark in Denmark

University of Southern Denmark is advertising a tenure-track assistant professor position in cognitive psychology. The post is aimed at a candidate who can connect cognitive theory with practice in health-related contexts, with a strong emphasis on visual perception, visual attention, working memory, and visual neuroscience.

The department highlights access to research infrastructure including EEG, eye-tracking, and computer-based behavioral testing. This suggests a research environment well suited to applicants working at the intersection of experimental psychology, cognitive science, and neuroscience.

The post was shared by Nina Goldman, who is listed as a Postdoc at the University of Southern Denmark and Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Manchester. The announcement points interested applicants to the job listing for full details and directs questions to the Head of the Unit for Health and Cognitive Psychology or the Department Head.

This is a faculty job opening, not a scholarship or studentship. No stipend, tuition, or fee waiver information is mentioned in the post. Applicants should review the official vacancy page for eligibility criteria, documents required, and the application process.

Research areas: cognitive psychology, visual perception, visual attention, working memory, visual neuroscience, EEG, eye-tracking, behavioral testing.

Institution: University of Southern Denmark.

Application: follow the job listing link and apply through the SDU career site instructions.