A two-year postdoc position in the project Aesthetic Atmospheres. Investigations in Phenomenological Psychology, University o...

This two-year postdoctoral position in the project Aesthetic Atmospheres at the University focuses on investigations in phenomenological psychology. The role requires advanced academic qualifications, typically a completed PhD in psychology or a closely related discipline, with a strong emphasis on phenomenological methods. Candidates should possess in-depth knowledge of phenomenological theory and its application to psychological research, particularly in exploring aesthetic experiences and atmospheres. The position demands expertise in qualitative research methodologies, including experience with phenomenological interviews, thematic analysis, and interpretative frameworks. Strong analytical skills and the ability to critically engage with complex theoretical texts are essential. Excellent academic writing and communication skills are required to contribute to publications and presentations. Candidates should demonstrate prior experience in independent research projects and collaboration within interdisciplinary teams. Familiarity with contemporary debates in phenomenological psychology and aesthetics will be advantageous. The role may also involve participation in seminars, workshops, and dissemination activities related to the project. Overall, the ideal candidate combines rigorous phenomenological scholarship with practical research experience in psychological contexts, contributing to advancing knowledge on aesthetic atmospheres through phenomenological inquiry.