Assistant / Associate Professor (tenure track) or Professor in French
About this role
The University of Turku, Faculty of Humanities, invites applications for the position of Assistant / Associate Professor (tenure track) or Professor in French. The employment will begin 1.8.2027.
The position is located at the at the University of Turku, within .
Job description
An Assistant / Associate Professor or Professor is expected to conduct and supervise scientific work, provide research-based teaching, follow developments in their field, and participate in societal interaction and international cooperation.
The Assistant / Associate Professor or Professor of French:
is responsible for the Department of French and its staff, BA, MA and post-graduate studies, and the department's societal interaction,
teaches and supervises a wide range of topics in French and applied linguistics at the MA level and in the Utuling doctoral programme,
is responsible for the French studies in the international master's programme that is part of the EC2U university alliance within the School of Languages and Translation Studies, and is also responsible for other international collaborative education initiatives,
is responsible for developing educational cooperation in French studies among Finnish universities within a network aimed at promoting university education and language policy cooperation between French studies at different universities,
actively participates in launching research projects and developing research collaboration, as well as conducts research in the field,
pursues professional development in accordance with a career plan drawn up at the beginning of the employment (in the case of an assistant / associate professor).
We require:
According to the regulations of the University of Turku (Section 29), applicants are required to have:
a suitable doctoral degree,
the ability to conduct independent scientific research and experience in leading scientific work,
experience in international collaboration,
the ability to provide high-quality, research-based tea