Senior Research Associate (m/f/d) in Health Economics and Development Economics

The successful candidate conducts research and engages in teaching related to health economics and/or development. The work will further include the implementation of empirical studies, in particular large-scale randomized field experiments in the context of investment projects of international organizations. The IHE has extensive experience in conducting research on World Bank operations. Activities aimed at strengthening the link between the proposed research and international organization operations can include, for example, research stay(s) at the World Bank Headquarters in Washington, DC.

Candidates must have completed a Ph.D. in Economics or a related discipline. Sound thinking based on economic theory, advanced skills in empirical economic methods, and proficiency in English are required. A strong „Job Market Paper“ is expected that documents the capability to publish research in highly rated academic journals. Excellent candidates have a research focus in health economics and/or development economics and outstanding social, personal, as well as communication skills. They possess the ability to reliably execute tasks with independence, a flexible work style, and demonstrate strong organizational skills with the ability to lead projects. Very good knowledge of German is an advantage. Experience in the acquisition and execution of third-party-funded projects would be appreciated.

Equal opportunities and diversity are core values at Leibniz University Hannover. Our goal is to tap into individual potential and open up possibilities. We therefore welcome applications from anyone interested in the position, irrespective of gender, nationality, ethnic origin, religion or ideology, disability, age, sexual orientation and identity.

Preference will be given to equally-qualified candidates with disabilities. 

For questions regarding the position, please contact Arndt Reichert (Professor of Health Economics and Development Research, email: arndt.reichert@ihe.uni-hannover.de).

Detailed application materials (CV, Master’s thesis, publication list, copies of university certificates, a short description of the past and future research plan, and a reference letter) should be submitted by 12 November 2024 as a single PDF file.