PhD Candidate in Interdisciplinary Literary Studies (m/f/d)

• Independent research and completion of a dissertation within the thematic scope of the Research Training Group "Literature and the Public Sphere in Differentiated Contemporary Cultures."
  
  


• Active participation in interdisciplinary events, workshops, and colloquia organized by the Research Training Group
  
  


• Collaboration with other doctoral researchers as well as national and international scholars within the research network
  
  


• Contribution to the organization and execution of Research Training Group activities (e.g. conferences, lectures, readings)
  
  


• Engagement and cooperation with the partner institutions involved in the Research Training Group
  
  


• If applicable, presentation of research findings at national and international conferences, as well as publication in relevant academic journals or media

• Excellent academic degree in one of the following fields: Digital Humanities, Book Studies, (Cultural) Sociology, Media/Communication Studies, Romance Studies, Comparative Literature, American Studies, English Studies, or German Studies
  
  


• Innovative project proposal
  
  


• Intercultural competence and an interest in interdisciplinary work
  
  


• Proficiency in abstract theoretical thinking
  
  


• Proven experience in applying fundamental research methods relevant to the RTG
  
  


• Proficiency in the two working languages of the RTG: B2 level in both German and English, C1 level in either German or English
  
  


• Initial publications, presentations, or administrative experience in the academic field (e.g. as a student assistant) are desirable
  
  


• Independence and ability to work in a team to contribute to an interdisciplinary research project

• Regular promotion to the next level and increase in salary pursuant to the collective bargaining agreement for the public service of the German Lnder (TV-L) or remuneration pursuant to the Bavarian Public Servants Remuneration Act (BayBesG) plus an additional annual bonus
  
  


• 30 days annual leave at five working days per week with additional free days on December 24 and 31
  
  


• Occupational pension scheme and asset accumulation savings scheme

• Excellent support during the academic qualification phase
  
  


• Structured doctoral degree programs
  
  


• Systematic career development in collaboration with the Graduate Center
  
  


• Thorough onboarding process with a dedicated team
  
  


• Subsidized food and drinks in our student restaurants
  
  


• Place of work within comfortable walking distance of public transport
  
  


• Family-friendly environment with childcare options, also during school holidays
  
  


• Flexible working hours
  
  


• A wide range of training courses and opportunities for professional development
  
  


• Active health management