The Department of Cultural Studies at TU Dortmund University is offering the following position (starting at the earliest possible date): TU Dortmund University comprises 17 departments in the natural and engineering sciences as well as the humanities and social sciences and is a dynamic university with a strong profile in research, teaching, promotion of young scientists and transfer.

The Department of Cultural Studies combines a broad range of degree programs with high-profile research areas that attract significant external funding: It offers teacher training degree programs for all types of schools in the subjects of German and English, as well as subject degree programs such as Applied Linguistics, Literature and Cultural Studies. Through the Institute of Journalism and distinctive initiatives and institutions like the Academy in Exile and the educational TV channel NRWision, it provides important impetus in academia, the media, and societal transfer.

You represent the field of Didactics of German Literature and Media with a Focus on Digitality in research and teaching, with a particular emphasis for example on literary learning in the context of digitality and/or in fostering reading and media literacy. You further develop the field and enhance its visibility at a top national and international level. You engage in research networks and collaborations within and outside TU Dortmund University and the University Alliance Ruhr and are committed to promoting early career researchers. You participate appropriately in the teaching activities of the department and focus in particular on German literature and media didactics.

You have completed a doctorate with above-average success and have obtained a post-doctoral lecture qualification (Habilitation) or an equivalent qualification. You have demonstrated your research excellence in the field of the professorship through continuous national and international publications in recognized peer-reviewed venues, especially in recent years, and have experience in securing third-party funding. In addition, participation in international research networks is expected. Ideally, you have professional experience in teaching literature and media in school or extracurricular settings. Beyond this, you have the potential for teaching excellence. Social and leadership skills and the willingness to participate in academic self-administration complete your profile. Moreover, the recruitment requirements in Sections 36 and 37 of the North Rhine-Westphalia Higher Education Act (Gesetz über die Hochschulen des Landes Nordrhein-Westfalen, HG) apply.