About us:

The DFG-funded Transregional Collaborative Research Centre SHARP “Simulation-based learning in higher education: Advancing research on process diagnostics and personalised interventions”contributes to theory building on how learning in higher education can be personalised through simulations. The TRR focuses on diagnosis and intervention, two professional practices that are of great importance in many academic professions. The position is based at the Chair of Education and Educational Psychology (Prof. Frank Fischer) in Project Z of the consortium.

An overview of the consortium and all its subprojects is available here.

We are looking for you:

Student Research Assistant (m/f/x)

in Munich

Your tasks and responsibilities:

As a student research assistant, you will support the scientific coordination of the research consortium. Your tasks will include, in particular:

• Supporting the financial and administrative management as well as the organisational coordination of the consortium and its subprojects
• Supporting the preparation, running and follow-up of SHARP events
• Supporting the organisation of workshops, lecture series and other consortium-wide events
• Supporting the preparation and running of internal consortium meetings
• Supporting science communication and knowledge transfer
• Contributing to the documentation of the consortium’s activities and projects

Your qualifications:

• You are studying a subject relevant to the research consortium, e.g. psychology, educational science, educational research, the learning sciences or a related field.
• You are interested in scientific research and would enjoy gaining insight into the work of an interdisciplinary research consortium.
• You work in a structured, reliable and careful manner.
• You enjoy working in a team and also bring the independence needed to handle the tasks assigned to you.
• You have a good working knowledge of standard MS Office applications and are familiar with email programs.
• Very good German and English skills are required.

Benefits:

• You will gain insight into the consortium’s research and scientific topics and get to know the structures and working practices of a large interdisciplinary research consortium.
• You will have the opportunity to build a network within the consortium.
• You will receive guidance and personal supervision in your tasks.
• You can organise your working hours flexibly within the organisational constraints. Working from home is possible by arrangement.
• You will have your own workspace.
• We are hoping for a longer-term collaboration and offer the option of continuing the position beyond the initially agreed period.

We welcome applications from women and from other groups that are currently under-represented in academia.

People with disabilities who are equally as qualified as other applicants will receive preferential treatment.

Contact:

Your application should include a cover letter and your CV. Please send your application documents by October 29, 2026, at the latest to Prof. Dr. Frank Fischer at sharp@psy.lmu.de. The position will be filled as soon as a suitable candidate has been found.

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