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Institution: Faculty of Humanities, Asia-Africa Institute, Southeast Asian Studies

Salary level: EGR. 13 TV-L

Start date01.09.2026, fixed until 31.08.2027 (This is a fixed-term contract in accordance with Section 2 of the academic fixed-term labor contract act [Wissenschaftszeitvertragsgesetz, WissZeitVG]).

Application deadline: 30.06.2026

Scope of work: part-time

One Postdoctoral Research Fellowship (SKO 1352) with a specialisation in Latin is available at the Department of Linguistics and Scandinavian Studies, University of Oslo, affiliated to the research project Epigraphic Centres of Medieval Scandinavia: Latinization and re-vernacularization of the linguistic landscape 1050–1550. The project is funded by the European Research Council (ERC 2025-STG, EpiCentres, 101221245) and will run between 2026‒2030. 

De Vrije Universiteit Brussel staat al meer dan 50 jaar voor vrijheid, gelijk(waardig)heid en verbondenheid, en dat leeft sterk op onze campussen bij zowel studenten als personeel.

The Faculty of Law invites applications for a fixed term employment contract for a postdoctoral researcher from 01.08.2026 to 31.7.2028, funded by the Research Council of Finland. The position is a fixed-term contract for 2 years, with a possibility for a 1-year extension. The postdoctoral researcher will develop their own research in relation to international law and transformation in the global economy, associated with Dr. René Urueña’s professorship in international law.

This work will include:

Your tasks and responsibilities:

• Conducting independent research in the field of Medieval Latin Philology
• Contributing to the development of new research projects (external funding/grant proposals)
• Teaching, generally with a course load of 5 hours per week per semester (5 SWS)

Your qualifications:

• completed PhD in Latin Philology (with a focus on Medieval Latin not yet required) or in Medieval Studies (with a strong command of Latin). The doctoral procedure must be completed by the start of employment.

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