Postdoc
Partially Remote (some attendance required)
OPEN
The Department of Economics at the School of Law and Economics at the University of Mannheim invites applications to fill
two postdoctoral positions in macroeconomics.
The first is a 3-year position in the area of family macro. The second is for a researcher interested in the macroeconomic analysis of labor markets. The candidate will be expected to work with Prof. Moritz Kuhn and Prof. Christian Bayer (University of Bonn) on a project funded by the German Research Foundation on the wage and employment effects of technological and organizational change. The project will have a strong empirical focus using newly compiled long-run data. The position is for three years.
Applicants are expected to show outstanding commitment to research and must have obtained a PhD when taking up the position or be near its completion.
The University of Mannheim is committed to increasing the quota of women in research and teaching and thus encourages women with adequate qualifications to apply. Applications of equally qualified disabled candidates are given preferential consideration.
CONTACT: Thomas Troeger, Department of Economics, University of Mannheim, D-68131 Mannheim, Department website: http://www.vwl.uni-mannheim.de
Applications are requested online via EconJobMarket.org only until 17 November 2024. E-mail address for inquiries is jobmkt@uni-mannheim.de. If in individual cases an electronic application should be impossible, please send your documents to Prof. Thomas Troeger, Head of the Department of Economics at the University of Mannheim, D-68131 Mannheim.
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