Bert Weijters

Ghent University is seeking a post-doctoral assistant in Organizational Psychology for a temporary two-year appointment within the Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences. The position is designed to strengthen the discipline of organizational psychology and provide postdoctoral researchers with valuable experience in research, teaching, and academic service. The successful candidate will spend at least 70% of their time on academic research and will also assist in teaching activities at the Bachelor’s and/or Master’s level, including counseling and evaluating Master’s students in their dissertations and doctoral students. The role includes organizing, delivering, and evaluating courses such as “Teams and Work Motivation” and “Leadership and Multilevel Research in Organizations,” which are taught in English, while supervision of master’s theses requires Dutch language proficiency. Applicants must hold a doctoral degree (preferably in Psychology) and have demonstrated research experience in organizational psychology or related domains, with a record of international peer-reviewed publications. Experience with data analysis in R and multi-level modeling is required. For degrees awarded outside the EU, a certificate of equivalence (NARIC) must be provided. The appointment starts no earlier than January 1, 2026, and cannot be renewed. Remuneration is according to salary scale AAP5, and staff benefits include paid leave, training opportunities, bicycle commuting reimbursement, and ecocheques. Applications must be submitted online before the deadline, including a CV, publication list, cover letter, degree transcript, and certificate of equivalence if applicable. Ghent University encourages applications from all backgrounds as part of its equal opportunities and diversity policy. For further information, contact Prof. Bert Weijters at [email protected].