About us:

The DFG-funded Collaborative Research Centre SHARP ‘Simulation-based learning in higher education: Advancing research on process diagnostics and persona-lised interventions’ contributes to theory-building on personalising learning using simulations in higher education. As a joint research context, SHARP focuses on diagnosing and intervening as two highly relevant professional practices in many academic professions.

The Central Administrative Project Z is currently looking for a scientific coordinator. The position is located at the Department of Psychology, Chair of Education and Educational Psychology (Prof. Frank Fischer).

You can find an overview of all sub-projects and open positions here.

We are looking for you:

Scientific Coordinator (m/f/x)

in Munich

Your tasks and responsibilities:

• organising workshops and other events,
• supporting dissemination and science transfer,
• coordinating gender equality measures,
• supporting early career researchers and international networking,
• supporting Open Science measures in the primary research projects,
• supporting standardisation (e.g. measurement instruments) across projects.

Your qualifications:

• You have a very good Master´s degree in the field of psychology, educational science, or learning sciences or related fields.
• You are interested in interdisciplinary collaboration and working in research teams.
• Prior experience in managing collaborative research projects is considered an advantage.
• Fluency in both written and spoken German and English is required.

Benefits:

• Contributing to the CRC SHARP, you will become part of an interdisciplinary group of researchers working in an excellent research environment to significantly advance higher education theory and practice.
• The CRC provides all its members with tailored support, coaching and supervision, including special support for international researchers.
• You will be paid an attractive salary at the payscale 100% FTE of TV-L E13. Your contract will be initially limited to 3.75 years.
• Your workplace is centrally located in Munich and easily accessible by public transportation.
• LMU has signed the "Diversity Charter" and is committed to diversity among its employees. We actively promote gender equality.

We welcome applications from women and other groups that are currently underrepresented in the academic system.

Also possible in a part-time capacity.

Contact:

Your detailed application includes a cover letter, your CV and copies of your transcripts and certificates.

Please submit your application via our online portal by 30.06.2025 at the latest. Further information can be found here.

If you have any questions, please contact (Prof. Frank Fischer, frank.fischer@psy.lmu.de).

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