To strengthen the Chair of Microeconomics (Prof. Dr. Jenny Kragl) we are looking for a part‑time research & teaching assistant (f/m/d) with the opportunity of obtaining a Doctoral Degree (Dr. rer. pol.) to start on December 1, 2026.
EBS Universität für Wirtschaft und Recht, a leading private university in Germany, seeks a qualified individual to support research and teaching in applied Microeconomics and Behavioural Economics.
What You Can Look Forward To
- Collaboration in a collegial, team‑oriented environment with open and honest communication.
- A can‑do spirit – you will be encouraged to take responsibility in a positive way.
- Exciting research projects as part of doctoral studies and intensive exchange with supervising professors.
- Interaction of science and practice.
Responsibilities
- Develop and conduct individual and joint research projects on topics in applied Microeconomics and Behavioural Economics.
- Write a cumulative dissertation and complete the School’s Doctoral program.
- Support the Economics group in research‑ and teaching‑related tasks.
- Teach (78.4 contact hours per semester) in the Business School’s BSc and MSc programmes, primarily through tutorials.
- Supervise academic student papers and theses.
Your Profile
- Master’s degree (MSc, MSQ, MRes) in Economics, Business, Mathematics, or related fields with excellent grades.
- Strong interest in Microeconomics and related research and teaching areas.
- Strong methodological and analytical skills.
- Teamwork capabilities and the ability to work independently, with a willingness to take on responsibility.
- Excellent communication skills and proficiency in English; German language skills are desirable but not required.
For inquiries, please contact Prof. Dr. Jenny Kragl at [email protected]. The review process of applications will start by September 1, 2026 and continue until the position is filled.
HR contact: Kira Schaumburg, HR Specialist, 65375 Oestrich‑Winkel, [email protected].
We emphasize that all people – regardless of gender, nationality, ethnicity, religion, disability, age or sexual identity – are equally welcome. Applicants with disabilities who have equal professional and personal aptitude will be given priority and/or training.
Apply by stating your earliest possible start date and the reference number 16453.
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