DIAS Assistant Professor in Cognitive psychology, Clinical psychology, or Health psychology

This position seeks an Assistant Professor specializing in Cognitive Psychology, Clinical Psychology, or Health Psychology, indicating a focus on advanced psychological theories and research methodologies within these domains. Candidates are expected to possess a strong academic background, typically a doctoral degree in psychology or a closely related field, reflecting rigorous education and training. Expertise in cognitive processes, mental health assessment, therapeutic interventions, or health behavior models is essential. The role likely involves conducting original research, publishing in peer-reviewed journals, and contributing to the academic community through teaching and mentorship at the university level. Familiarity with experimental design, statistical analysis software, and psychological testing instruments is important for empirical research and data interpretation. Additionally, the candidate should demonstrate the ability to develop and deliver curriculum content, supervise graduate students, and engage in interdisciplinary collaboration. Although specific experience and education points are not provided, the assistant professor rank generally implies early-career academic professionals with a solid foundation in research and teaching. The position may also require knowledge of ethical standards in psychological research and clinical practice, as well as grant writing skills to secure funding for research projects. Overall, the role demands a combination of scholarly expertise, practical application of psychological principles, and effective communication skills to advance both academic and clinical understanding in the chosen specialty area.