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<br>Dear all,
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<br>we have an exciting position at Frankfurt University with a fast approaching
<br>deadline (March 17), please share widely
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<br>Best,
<br>Marc
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<br>The Department of Human Geography at the Faculty of Geoscience / Geography at
<br>the Johann Wolfgang Goethe University Frankfurt am Main, Germany invites
<br>applications for the following position, which is funded by the Tenure Track
<br>Programme of the German Federal Government and the Federal States (BLP-TT),
<br>starting 01 April 2020:
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<br>Professorship (W1, tenure track) in Digital Geographies
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<br>We seek to appoint an exceptional scholar whose empirical research -
<br>theoretically informed by either social science, cultural studies or science
<br>and technology studies - deals with the spatial dimensions of the digital
<br>reconfiguration of society. The successful candidate will contribute to the
<br>established fields of research at the Department of Human Geography and is
<br>expected to teach in the Bachelor and Master programmes of the Department of
<br>Human Geography. Required is a PhD in Human Geography or related fields.
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<br>Qualified candidates are invited to send their applications to the Dean of the
<br>Faculty of Geosciences/Geography, Altenhöferallee 1, 60438 Frankfurt, until
<br>17 March 2019 in one PDF file, including a cover letter, CV, research
<br>statement and teaching dossier (list of courses taught, course evaluation data
<br>summary and a statement of teaching philosophy). E-mail:
<br>dekanat-geowiss@em.uni-frankfurt.de
<br>.
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<br>Informal enquiries are welcome and should be directed to Professsor Marc
<br>Boeckler at boeckler@uni-frankfurt.de
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<br>For the full job ad, please refer to:
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<br>http://www.uni-frankfurt.de/45303034/Ausschreibungen_von_Professuren___Fachbe
<br>reich_11___Geowissenschaften___Geographie
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<br>https://euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/368800
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<br>Department
<br>The Department of Human Geography at the University of Frankfurt is a dynamic
<br>and rapidly growing department with an international reputation. It is the
<br>largest of its kind in Germany and offers a vibrant, stimulating environment
<br>for cutting-edge research. Beyond human geography, we are committed to
<br>interdisciplinary work across the
<br>social sciences. Moreover, we work on a beautiful campus in the middle of one
<br>of Europe's major financial and traffic hubs. However, Frankfurt feels more
<br>like a cosmopolitan village, compact enough to navigate on a bicycle and
<br>global enough to host the world's largest internet backbone.
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<br>Further information about the University can be found at
<br>http://www.goethe-university-frankfurt.de/
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<br>http://www.uni-frankfurt.de/
<br>www.humangeographie.de
<br>https://goo.gl/maps/B3ib3omqZMH2
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<br>Professor Marc Boeckler
<br>Economic Geography/Technologies of Global Circulation
<br>Department of Human Geography
<br>Goethe-University Frankfurt | Campus Westend
<br>Theodor-W.-Adorno-Platz 6 | 60629 Frankfurt am Main
<br>Office: PEG 2G012
<br>Fon +49 (69) 79835157 | Assistant +49 (69) 798 35160
<br>boeckler@uni-frankfurt.de
<br>www.humangeographie.de/boeckler
<br>www.facebook.com/humangeography
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