Substitute University Lecturer in Education Science
Lund University was founded in 1666 and is consistently ranked among the world's leading academic institutions. We have approximately 46,000 students and 8,500 employees in Lund, Helsingborg, and Malmö. We are united in our mission to understand, explain, and improve our world and people's conditions. About the Workplace The Department of Education Science conducts educational research with various specializations in both school and higher education. The Department is the central hub of the network that comprises the subject teacher program at Lund University and is responsible for teaching the educational science core courses (UVK) in the subject teacher program, the supplementary pedagogical education (KPU) for prospective subject teachers, and the coordination of practice-based education (VFU). What We Offer Lund University is a state authority, which means you receive special benefits, generous vacation, and a favorable occupational pension. Read more on the university's website about working with us: Department of Education Science / Work with Us | Lund University Duties and Responsibilities Teaching at an advanced level in the subject teacher program's educational science core courses (UVK) with a particular focus on scientific methodology within education science. Teaching at an advanced level in supplementary pedagogical education (KPU) with a particular focus on teaching and school development, as well as scientific methodology within education science. Study administrative tasks/assignments may be included. Qualifications for Employment: Completed degree at an advanced level or acquired equivalent knowledge by other means, and possesses competence relevant to the position's focus and associated duties, has teaching experience and verified pedagogical skill, has completed higher education pedagogy training of at least five weeks or acquired equivalent knowledge by other means. Basis for Assessment: Solid knowledge relevant to the position's content and associated duties. Strong pedagogical ability, meaning the ability to conduct and develop teaching and other pedagogical activities at various levels with varying teaching methods. Professional experience relevant to the position. Particularly Meritorious for Employment: Good familiarity with the Swedish school system. Research training, primarily within the field of education science with relevance to subject teachers/subject teacher programs, secondarily within another field with relevance to subject teachers/subject teacher programs. Experience teaching in the subject teacher program's educational science core courses (UVK). Experience teaching and development work in schools. Strong knowledge of scientific methodology, particularly within education science. Other Information The position is a 65% substitute appointment for the period 2026-10-15 – 2026-12-15. How to Apply Applications are submitted through the university's recruitment system. Your application must include a cover letter explaining why you are interested in the position and how the position matches your qualifications. Your application must also include a CV, degree certificate or equivalent, a pedagogical self-assessment and reflection (i.e., a pedagogical portfolio), as well as any other documentation you wish to provide (copies of grades, reference information, recommendation letters, etc.). About the Faculties of Humanities and Theology The Faculties of Humanities and Theology have seven departments and conduct extensive and varied research and educational activities. We have approximately 700 employees and approximately 4,000 full-time students. About the Department of Education Science The Department of Education Science conducts educational research with various specializations, for example, subject-didactic, school and education history, and school and education sociology research, as well as research on higher education. The Department of Education Science is the central hub of the extensive network that comprises the subject teacher program at Lund University and is responsible for teaching the educational science core courses (UVK) in the subject teacher program, the supplementary pedagogical education (KPU) for prospective subject teachers, the coordination of practice-based education (VFU), as well as study administration, academic advising, and work with information for teacher students. The Department also houses the Division for Higher Education Pedagogical Development (AHU), which conducts courses for Lund University's teachers, higher education pedagogical development activities, and research on higher education. We decline all contact from advertising sales companies, recruitment and staffing agencies due to government procurement regulations.
University Lecturer in Social Work, Fixed-Term
Lund University was founded in 1666 and is consistently ranked as one of the world's leading institutions of higher learning. With approximately 46,000 students and 8,500 employees in Lund, Helsingborg, and Malmö, we are united in our mission to understand, explain, and improve our world and the conditions for people. What we offer Lund University is a state agency, which means you will receive special benefits, generous vacation, and favorable occupational pension. Learn more on the university's website about working with us Jobba hos oss. Duties and responsibilities The position consists primarily of teaching in the Social Work Program, with a particular focus on public authority operations, legal application, and investigative work within social services. The duties include planning, implementing, and developing instruction, as well as examination and participation in teaching teams and course development. Teaching takes place in both Lund and Helsingborg. Qualifications To be eligible for appointment as a University Lecturer, an applicant must demonstrate pedagogical ability and have completed a degree at advanced level or acquired equivalent knowledge in another manner, as well as possess other competence that is significant in relation to the subject orientation of the position and the duties involved. Requirements for employment Degree in Social Work (Socionomexamen). Master's degree in Social Work, or equivalent advanced-level competence. Documented experience teaching social work at the university level. Multi-year current professional experience in public authority operations, legal application, and investigative work within social services. Excellent pedagogical and communicative abilities as well as strong collaboration skills. Very good command of Swedish and English, both spoken and written. Meritorious qualifications Extensive experience in public authority operations and investigative work within one or more areas of social services. Experience teaching in the Social Work Program, particularly in areas related to public authority operations, legal application, and investigative work. Experience with examination and pedagogical development work in the above-mentioned areas of knowledge. Assessment criteria When appointing a University Lecturer, the degree of competence required for eligibility shall be the assessment basis. The following assessment criteria apply to appointments as University Lecturer: solid subject knowledge relevant to the position's content and duties. strong pedagogical ability, meaning a strong capacity to conduct and develop instruction and other pedagogical activities at various levels and using varying teaching methods. excellent professional experience or other relevant experience for the position. Other information The position is fixed-term with a work capacity of 75-100%. The University applies individual salary determination. Please indicate salary expectations in your application. The Faculty of Social Sciences at Lund University is one of Sweden's leading centers of knowledge for research and education in social and behavioral sciences. With operations in both Lund and Helsingborg, over 700 employees, and approximately 5,700 full-time students, the Faculty is one of Lund University's largest. We offer a creative academic environment with engaged students and colleagues. Our primary mission is to develop, communicate, and preserve knowledge about society, people, and organizations in an environment characterized by openness, tolerance, and curiosity. The School of Social Work offers the Social Work Program, the Health and Medical Care Coordinator Program, basic psychotherapy training, individual courses, master's programs, and well-developed research in the central research areas of social work (see www.soch.lu.se). The School of Social Work operates in both Lund and Helsingborg. We decline all contact from advertising sales representatives, recruitment and staffing agencies due to government procurement regulations.
University Lecturer in Physics Didactics
Lund University was founded in 1666 and is consistently ranked among the world's leading academic institutions. We have approximately 46,000 students and 8,500 employees in Lund, Helsingborg, and Malmö. We are united in our commitment to understand, explain, and improve our world and people's conditions. Lund University welcomes applicants with diverse backgrounds and experiences. We view equality and diversity as a strength and asset. Workplace Description The National Resource Center for Physics (NRCF) at the Department of Physics is seeking a new University Lecturer in Physics Didactics. The Department of Physics conducts world-leading education and research across several research fields. The department is research-intensive and conducts both basic and applied research. The Department of Physics is one of the university's largest departments with approximately 420 employees. NCRF's core mission is to provide professional development, support, and resources for school teachers throughout the country in collaboration with other stakeholders. Another central task for NRCF is responsibility for physics teacher education for upper secondary and middle school, and a qualifying teacher development course in physics (45 hp) for active middle school teachers, examination of practice-based education, and teaching STEM didactics within the complementary pedagogical education at the university. Job Description The lecturer position will primarily (at least 50%) involve teaching, course responsibility and course development, as well as supervision and examination of degree projects in the physics subject teacher education program and the complementary pedagogical education. The University Lecturer will also work with professional development for active teachers and collaboration with schools regarding physics education in preschool, primary, middle, and upper secondary school. The position will also include administrative tasks. Additionally, competence development and research (at least 10%) will be included. The content of the work tasks may change over time. Qualifications To be eligible for employment as a University Lecturer, you must have: completed an advanced degree or acquired equivalent knowledge in another way, and have other competence that is significant with regard to the subject focus of the position and the work tasks included in the employment, demonstrated pedagogical skill. Great emphasis is placed on pedagogical education and documented pedagogical ability. Among other things, university pedagogical education of at least five weeks or equivalent knowledge acquired in another way is required according to the regulations. In special cases, exceptions may be made from this requirement. For teachers at Lund University, the general eligibility requirement is to be suitable for and have the ability needed to perform the work tasks well. Assessment Criteria Requirements for employment: teacher's degree and teacher certification in physics for upper secondary school, excellent pedagogical ability, many years of experience teaching physics in Swedish upper secondary schools, experience teaching physics and STEM subjects didactics within subject teacher education and complementary pedagogical education, excellent collaboration and communication skills, excellent ability to express yourself orally and in writing in Swedish and English. Meritorious for employment: research competence (doctoral degree) in physics didactics with relevance to physics education in schools, experience planning and leading professional development initiatives for teachers in schools, experience examining practice-based education within subject teacher education and complementary pedagogical education, experience supervising and examining degree projects within subject teacher education and complementary pedagogical education. Great weight will be placed on how the applicant can strengthen and complement the department's work within the various physics teacher education programs. Important qualities are also the ability to share knowledge and collaborate with research and teaching staff, both internally and externally. Above all, the applicant should have a strong interest in teaching and learning and base their work on personal experience and physics didactics research to carry out their mission. We will place great emphasis on personal suitability. Consideration will be given to good collaboration skills, initiative and independence, and how the applicant through their experience and competence is assessed to complement and strengthen the work within NRCF. In the appointment, consideration will be taken to Lund University's employment regulations. We Offer Lund University is a state agency, which means you receive special benefits, generous vacation, and a favorable occupational pension. Read more on the university's website about working for us. Application Form and Content We want your application written in Swedish. The application is submitted according to the Faculty of Science's instructions for applicants to teaching positions and uploaded as PDF files in the recruitment system. At the Faculty of Science, research and education are conducted in astronomy, biology, physics, geosciences, chemistry, mathematics, medical radiation physics, environmental science, and physical geography. Activities are conducted in the northern university area. The faculty has approximately 1,900 students, 330 doctoral students, and 730 employees. The Department of Physics is one of Lund University's largest departments with approximately 400 employees. The department is shared between the Faculty of Science and the Faculty of Engineering (LTH). The department has seven research divisions and several major research centers. Research at the department encompasses a broad spectrum of modern physics. www.fysik.lu.se We decline all contacts from advertising sales representatives, recruitment and staffing companies due to government procurement regulations. Open to All We focus on your competence, not your other circumstances. We are open to adapting the role or workplace to your needs.
University Lecturer in Economic History, Temporary Position 50%, 3 Months
Lund University was founded in 1666 and is consistently ranked as one of the world's leading academic institutions. Here we have approximately 46,000 students and 8,500 employees in Lund, Helsingborg, and Malmö. We are united in our mission to understand, explain, and improve our world and people's conditions. The School of Economics at Lund University is an internationally prominent business school with triple quality accreditation. We work in an international environment and offer highly sought-after programs at bachelor's, master's, and doctoral levels. The School of Economics maintains close collaboration with companies and government agencies both nationally and internationally. We prioritize a good and stimulating work environment and continuously work to develop ourselves as an attractive employer. The Department of Economic History is research-intensive and employs approximately 70 people: researchers, teachers, technical/administrative staff, and doctoral students. The department offers extensive doctoral education and coordinates two international master's programs. The department has a well-established reputation for broad research with an emphasis on long-term processes, economic theory, and quantitative methods as important research tools. Strong research areas include economic growth and structural change, innovation, energy and sustainability, development economics, economic demography, financial history, and education and labor markets. More information is available on the department's website. Lund University welcomes applicants with diverse backgrounds and experiences. Gender equality, equal opportunities, and diversity are fundamental principles in all aspects of our operations. Lund University is recruiting a temporary lecturer in economic history. The position is for three months, starting October 30, 2026, at the Department of Economic History, School of Economics. The position is 50 percent of full-time. Field of Study and Responsibilities The field of study is economic history with a focus on energy transitions and environmental history. The position consists of teaching, and administrative tasks may also be included. Teaching may be at both undergraduate and advanced levels and will focus on sustainable development, climate crises, and energy transitions from a long-term environmental and economic-historical perspective. Teaching will be conducted in both Swedish and English. Qualifications A doctorate in economic history is required, as well as demonstrated teaching ability. Requirements Very good knowledge of English and Swedish, both spoken and written. Completed higher education pedagogical training of at least 5 weeks or equivalent knowledge. Evaluation Criteria The School of Economics seeks a balance between research and teaching in all positions. Therefore, equal weight will be given to scientific and pedagogical skills in the evaluation of applicants. Administrative ability is also considered in the assessment. In the overall evaluation of scientific skills, a doctorate in economic history and publications in journals or with publishing houses using international peer review systems are strong merits, as is experience in national and international collaboration and participation in research networks. Additionally, the degree of ability to collaborate with the surrounding society and communicate research will be considered. In the overall evaluation of pedagogical qualifications, higher education pedagogical training, teaching experience, and teaching ability are included. Experience teaching and developing courses in economic history with a focus on sustainable development, climate crises, and energy transitions from a long-term environmental and economic-historical perspective is a merit. Particular weight will be given to the applicant's ability to, based on documented teaching experience and subject expertise, immediately contribute to teaching within the specified focus area. Consideration will be given to how the applicant's experience and competence can strengthen education and research within the department. Application The application must include: Cover letter CV and publication list Description of merits in teaching and research, maximum three pages One selected paper (working paper or publication, as a link or PDF) Degree certificate, etc. Applicants are encouraged to provide the names and contact information of up to two references, but letters of recommendation will not be considered in the application. We decline all contact from advertising sales representatives, recruitment and staffing companies due to government procurement regulations.
University Lecturer in Economic History, Temporary Position 100%, 3 Months
Lund University was founded in 1666 and is consistently ranked among the world's leading academic institutions. Here, approximately 46,000 students and 8,500 employees work in Lund, Helsingborg, and Malmö. We are united in our endeavor to understand, explain, and improve our world and people's conditions. The School of Economics at Lund University is an internationally leading business school with triple quality accreditation. We work in an international environment and offer sought-after programs at the undergraduate, master's, and doctoral levels. The School of Economics maintains close collaboration with companies and public authorities both nationally and internationally. We prioritize a good, stimulating work environment and continuously work to develop as an attractive employer. The Department of Economic History is research-intensive and employs approximately 70 people: researchers, teachers, technical/administrative staff, and doctoral students. The department has extensive doctoral education and coordinates two international master's programs. The department has a well-established reputation for its broad research with an emphasis on long-term processes, and with economic theory and quantitative methods as important research tools. Strong research areas include economic growth and structural change, innovation, energy and sustainability, development economics, economic demography, financial history, and education and labor markets. More information is available on the department's website. Lund University welcomes applicants with diverse backgrounds and experiences. Gender equality, equal conditions, and diversity are fundamental principles for all aspects of our operations. Lund University is recruiting for a temporary lecturer position in Economic History. The position is for three months, starting October 1, 2026, at the Department of Economic History, School of Economics. The position is 100 percent full-time. Field of Study and Responsibilities The field of study is economic history with a focus on development, labor markets, and colonial legacies. The position consists of teaching, and administrative tasks may also be included. Teaching may be at the undergraduate and advanced levels and will focus on development economics, labor markets, colonialism, and long-term development processes, with particular emphasis on Africa and other parts of the Global South. Teaching will be conducted in both Swedish and English. Qualifications A doctoral degree in Economic History and demonstrated pedagogical skill are required. Requirements Very good knowledge of English and Swedish, both spoken and written. Completed higher education pedagogy training comprising at least 5 weeks or equivalent knowledge. Evaluation Criteria The School of Economics seeks a balance between research and teaching in all positions. Therefore, equal weight will be given to scientific and pedagogical skill in the evaluation of applicants. Administrative ability is also considered in the assessment. In the overall assessment of scientific skill, a doctoral degree in Economic History and publications in journals or publishing houses with international peer review systems are strongly meriting, as is experience with national and international collaboration and participation in research networks. Furthermore, the degree of ability to collaborate with the surrounding society and communicate research is taken into account. In the overall assessment of pedagogical qualifications, higher education pedagogy training, pedagogical experience, and pedagogical skill are included. Experience with teaching and course development in economic history with a focus on development economics, labor markets, colonialism, and long-term development processes is a merit. Consideration will be given to how the applicant, through their experience and expertise, can be assessed to complement and strengthen education and research within the department. Application The application should include: Cover letter CV and publication list Description of merits in teaching and research, maximum three pages A selected paper (working paper or publication, as a link or PDF) Diploma, etc. Applicants are encouraged to provide names and contact information for a maximum of two people who can provide references, but recommendation letters will not be considered in the application. We decline all contact from advertising sales representatives, recruitment, and staffing companies due to government procurement regulations.
University Lecturer in Economic History, Temporary Position 50%, 4 Months
Lund University was founded in 1666 and is consistently ranked as one of the world's leading universities. The university has approximately 46,000 students and 8,500 employees in Lund, Helsingborg, and Malmö. We are united in our mission to understand, explain, and improve our world and people's living conditions. The School of Economics at Lund University is an internationally renowned business school with triple quality accreditation. We operate in an international environment and offer sought-after programs at undergraduate, master's, and doctoral levels. The School of Economics maintains close collaboration with companies and public authorities both nationally and internationally. We prioritize a good, stimulating work environment and continually work to develop as an attractive employer. The Department of Economic History is research-intensive and employs approximately 70 people: researchers, teachers, technical/administrative staff, and doctoral students. The department offers extensive doctoral training and coordinates two international master's programs. The department has an established reputation for broad research with emphasis on long-term processes, using economic theory and quantitative methods as important research tools. Strong research areas include economic growth and structural change, innovation, energy and sustainability, development economics, economic demography, financial history, and education and labor markets. More information is available on the department's website. Lund University is announcing a temporary position as University Lecturer in Economic History. The position runs for four months, starting October 5, 2026, and is located at the Department of Economic History, School of Economics. The position is 50 percent of full-time. Field of Study and Duties The field of study is economic history with a focus on innovation, energy, and sustainable transition. The position consists of teaching and may also include administrative tasks. Teaching may be at undergraduate and advanced levels and will focus on innovation and technological change, energy, sustainable development, and sustainable transitions from a long-term economic-historical perspective. Teaching in innovation policy and energy transition may also be included. Teaching will be conducted in both Swedish and English. Qualifications Completed doctoral degree in economic history or equivalent knowledge obtained through other means, as well as other competencies relevant to the position's field of focus and work duties. Demonstrated pedagogical skill. Requirements Very good proficiency in English and Swedish, both spoken and written. Completed university-level pedagogical training of at least 5 weeks or equivalent knowledge. Evaluation Criteria The School of Economics seeks a balance between research and teaching in all positions. Accordingly, equal weight will be given to scientific and pedagogical skill in the evaluation of applicants. Administrative ability will also be considered. In assessing scientific skill, a completed doctoral degree in economic history or equivalent scientific competence will be considered. Applicants who are in the final stages of their doctoral training at the application deadline and for whom defense is scheduled to occur before taking office may receive equivalent weight in this regard. Additionally, publishing in journals or with publishers using international peer review systems is considered meritorious, as is experience in national and international collaboration and participation in research networks. Further consideration is given to the degree of ability to collaborate with society and communicate research. The overall assessment of pedagogical qualifications includes university-level pedagogical training, pedagogical experience, and pedagogical skill. Special emphasis will be placed on documented experience teaching and developing courses in economic history with a focus on innovation and technological change, energy, sustainable development, and sustainable transitions from a long-term economic-historical perspective. In the overall assessment, particular weight will be given to the applicant's ability, based on documented pedagogical experience and subject competence, to immediately contribute to teaching in the specified focus area. Such experience and competence may carry greater weight than having completed a doctoral degree by the application deadline, provided the applicant is in the final stages of doctoral training and defense is scheduled before taking office. Consideration will be given to how the applicant's experience and competence may strengthen and complement teaching and research within the department. Application The application should include: Cover letter CV and publication list Description of merits in teaching and research, maximum three pages A selected paper (working paper or publication, as a link or PDF) Certificate(s) of examination, etc. Applicants are encouraged to provide the names and contact information of up to two references, but letters of recommendation will not be considered in the evaluation. We decline all inquiries from advertising sales representatives, recruitment, and staffing companies due to government procurement regulations.
Substitute University Lecturer
Lund University was founded in 1666 and is consistently ranked as one of the world's leading institutions of higher education. We have approximately 46,000 students and 8,500 employees in Lund, Helsingborg, and Malmö. We are united in our pursuit to understand, explain, and improve our world and people's conditions. The Department of Communication is now seeking a university lecturer for a limited-term part-time position. The employment runs from October 1, 2026 to January 31, 2027 at 73%. We offer Lund University is a state authority, which means you will receive special benefits, generous vacation, and a favorable occupational pension. Read more on the university's website about working for us: Work with us. Duties and responsibilities The duties involve course responsibility, teaching, supervision, and examination as follows: Course responsibility, teaching, and examination in Swedish in the introductory course in media and communication science, the module Media Content and Media Analysis (MKVA14:3) Course responsibility, supervision, and examination of B-theses in Swedish in the advanced course in media and communication science, MKVA22:4. Course responsibility, teaching, and examination in journalism science theory and method in Swedish in the bachelor's course in journalism, JOUK10:2. Course responsibility and supervision of degree projects in Swedish in the bachelor's course in journalism, JOUK010:3. Course responsibility, teaching, and examination in Swedish may also be added in the module on actors, practices, and strategies in opinion formation in the advanced course in media and communication science, MKVA22:2. Qualifications Requirements for employment: Master's degree in media and communication science, journalism, or equivalent Experience with course responsibility and teaching in media and communication science Very good proficiency in Swedish language, knowledge of Swedish grammar, and understanding of how Swedish is used in academic writing Meticulousness, collaboration, and organizational skills Higher education pedagogical training and higher education pedagogical courses of at least 5 weeks equivalent Meriting factors for employment: Experience with course responsibility and examination of practical theses in media and communication science Experience supervising and examining theses in media and communication science and/or journalism Knowledge of political communication and opinion formation in the Swedish context Knowledge of text-analytical methods Experience teaching the courses covered by this position Experience supporting students' writing development in Swedish Other information The employment is a substitute position starting October 1, 2026 or by agreement and running until January 31, 2027. The position is 73% of full-time. The Faculty of Social Sciences at Lund University is one of the country's leading knowledge centers for research and education in social and behavioral sciences. With operations in both Lund and Helsingborg, over 700 employees, and approximately 5,700 full-time students, the faculty is one of Lund University's largest. We offer a creative academic environment with engaged students and employees. Our main mission is to develop, communicate, and preserve knowledge about society, people, and organizations in an environment characterized by openness, tolerance, and curiosity. The Department of Communication offers an international, interdisciplinary, and dynamic environment for education and research in journalism, strategic communication, and media and communication science. Our programs combine theoretical insights with practical skills to prepare students for working life and further studies. We work closely with the media industry, civil society, businesses, and the public sector to provide students and researchers with opportunities to contribute to and benefit from activities outside academia. Our researchers study the development of the communication and media landscape at the local, national, and global level. They critically explore and analyze how communication and digital media technologies affect organizations, politics, society, and culture. We decline all contact from advertising sales representatives, recruitment and staffing firms due to government procurement regulations.
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