Professorship in Social Pedagogy (University of Oldenburg Institute of Educational Sciences)

The Institute of Educational Sciences at School I - School of Educational and Social Sciences seeks applications for a Professorship (m/f/x) in Social Pedagogy with a focus on Diversity Education salary scale W2 starting as soon as possible. The successful candidate's research and teaching will cover the full spectrum of social pedagogy, with a particular focus on diversity education. The successful candidate will contribute to the profile of the Institute of Educational Sciences as well as to the research profile of School I, ‘Participation and Education’, by conducting innovative research projects and applying innovative teaching concepts in the fields of social pedagogy and diversity education. Teaching responsibilities include representing and further developing the Social Pedagogy curriculum in the Bachelor’s degree programmes in Educational Science and Education in Immigration Societies, in the Master’s degree programme in Educational Sciences and in the relevant Educational Science modules offered as part of teacher training programmes. Candidates are required to have made relevant theoretical and empirical contributions to social pedagogical research (evidenced by high-calibre publications), to have recognisable expertise in the field of diversity education as a general principle of social pedagogy, to have successfully obtained third-party funding for empirical research projects, to have relevant university teaching experience in the broad field of social pedagogy (history, theories, organisation, profession, recipients, concepts, methods) and to have experience in cooperating with practitioners. Candidates should desirably have innovative teaching and research ideas and international research and teaching experience. The University of Oldenburg is committed to interdisciplinary collaborative research. The successful candidate is expected to cooperate closely with colleagues from the Institute and the School and to actively participate in interdisciplinary and School-wide research, practice and further education initiatives at both the Center for Migration, Education and Cultural Studies (CMC) and the Centre for Teacher Training and Didactics (DiZ). As the University of Oldenburg and the University of Bremen are bound by a cooperation agreement, active participation in the cooperation is expected. Prerequisites for employment are specified in section 25 of the Lower Saxony Higher Education Act (NHG). Candidates are required to have a degree in Social Pedagogy/Social Work or Educational Science with a focus on Social Pedagogy/Social Work or comparable subjects. Professorships with a functional description involving duties in education science or didactics can only be filled with candidates who can additionally provide evidence of at least three years of practical experience at a school or suitable pedagogical experience, or appropriate empirical research experience corresponding to these duties. The University aims to increase its proportion of female professors and strongly encourages female scientists to apply. Equally qualified female candidates will be considered preferentially. In case of equal aptitude, applicants with disabilities will be given priority in hiring decisions. The position is suitable for part-time employment. Applications including a full curriculum vitae, certificates, a list of publications, an account of present and previous third-party funded research activities focussing on the last 5 years, a research concept as well as a list of courses taught and formal presentations given are to be submitted, preferably as a consolidated PDF file, by 14 May 2023 to Carl von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg, School I, attn: Dean of School I, 26111 Oldenburg, Germany or . The application must also include the completed "Profile sheet", available here: https://uol.de/fk1/unterlagen-zum-herunterladen. For further information, please contact the Director of the Institute of Educational Sciences: . If you apply for this position please say you saw it on Educaloxy

The Institute of Educational Sciences at School I - School of Educational and Social Sciences seeks applications for a

Professorship (m/f/x)
in Social Pedagogy with a focus on Diversity Education
salary scale W2

starting as soon as possible.

The successful candidate's research and teaching will cover the full spectrum of social pedagogy, with a particular focus on diversity education. The successful candidate will contribute to the profile of the Institute of Educational Sciences as well as to the research profile of School I,

‘Participation and Education’, by conducting innovative research projects and applying innovative teaching concepts in the fields of social pedagogy and diversity education. Teaching responsibilities include representing and further developing the Social Pedagogy curriculum in the Bachelor’s degree programmes in Educational Science and Education in Immigration Societies, in the Master’s degree programme in Educational Sciences and in the relevant Educational Science modules offered as part of teacher training programmes.

Candidates are required

to have made relevant theoretical and empirical contributions to social pedagogical research (evidenced by high-calibre publications),
to have recognisable expertise in the field of diversity education as a general principle of social pedagogy,
to have successfully obtained third-party funding for empirical research projects,
to have relevant university teaching experience in the broad field of social pedagogy (history, theories, organisation, profession, recipients, concepts, methods)
and to have experience in cooperating with practitioners.

Candidates should desirably have innovative teaching and research ideas and international research and teaching experience.

The University of Oldenburg is committed to interdisciplinary collaborative research. The successful candidate is expected to cooperate closely with colleagues from the Institute and the School and to actively participate in interdisciplinary and School-wide research, practice and further education initiatives at both the Center for Migration, Education and Cultural Studies (CMC) and the Centre for Teacher Training and Didactics (DiZ). As the University of Oldenburg and the University of Bremen are bound by a cooperation agreement, active participation in the cooperation is expected.

Prerequisites for employment are specified in section 25 of the Lower Saxony Higher Education Act (NHG). Candidates are required to have a degree in Social Pedagogy/Social Work or Educational Science with a focus on Social Pedagogy/Social Work or comparable subjects. Professorships with a functional description involving duties in education science or didactics can only be filled with candidates who can additionally provide evidence of at least three years of practical experience at a school or suitable pedagogical experience, or appropriate empirical research experience corresponding to these duties.

The University aims to increase its proportion of female professors and strongly encourages female scientists to apply. Equally qualified female candidates will be considered preferentially. In case of equal aptitude, applicants with disabilities will be given priority in hiring decisions. The position is suitable for part-time employment.

Applications including a full curriculum vitae, certificates, a list of publications, an account of present and previous third-party funded research activities focussing on the last 5 years, a research concept as well as a list of courses taught and formal presentations given are to be submitted, preferably as a consolidated PDF file, by 14 May 2023 to Carl von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg, School I, attn: Dean of School I, 26111 Oldenburg, Germany or . The application must also include the completed "Profile sheet", available here: https://uol.de/fk1/unterlagen-zum-herunterladen.

For further information, please contact the Director of the Institute of Educational Sciences: .

If you apply for this position please say you saw it on Educaloxy

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