at the Department of Archaeology and Classical Studies. Closing date: 17 September 2018.
The Department of Archaeology and Classical Studies, which is the largest archaeological environment in Sweden, consists of six sections: Archaeology, Archaeological Research Laboratory, Stockholm Numismatic Institute, Osteoarchaeological Research Laboratory, Classical Archaeology and Ancient History, and Centre for the Study of Cultural Evolution. At the department, research and teaching are carried out in a wide range of fields.
Subject description
Archaeology is a research and teaching discipline at Stockholm University (previously Stockholm University College) sine 1917, although series of lectures in archaeology were given already in 1887-1893. The subject is theoretical as well as practical, and focuses on studies from prehistoric periods to historic periods including the contemporary. The current position is based in the unit of archaeology.
Main responsibilities
The position involves research in archaeology as well as teaching and supervision in archaeology at all levels. The holder is supposed to take part in the administration of the department, to develop the external relations of the department and to actively apply for external research funding.
Qualification requirements
A person who has demonstrated both research and teaching skills is qualified for employment as a professor. A person who will be appointed as a professor must have … read more