Advanced postdoc years

One to two years after your doctorate, sometimes three or four years, you move into the advanced postdoc phase.

You have made a conscious decision to pursue an academic career and would like to qualify for a professorship. In this advanced postdoc phase, you are therefore working on a habilitation or equivalent achievements.

Most postdocs in the advanced phase are employed as a postdoctoral researcher at a professorship or in a third-party funded project. Ideally, they have been able to acquire their own externally funded project or even have their own junior research group or a W1 junior professorship.

In all cases, you will prove yourself in research and teaching so that you can later move on to a permanent professorship.

Finally, the most important thing: in the advanced postdoc phase, you develop and sharpen your own research profile. The longer the phase, the more research you do for yourself and not for your supervisor.

In which thematic areas are you unique? How do you achieve this goal?

 

You follow your own research project and lead your working group.

Information on the requirements and the achievements to be provided

Last Modification: 15.07.2024 - Contact Person: Christiane Hedtmann