the Lipniz Institute for European History (IEG), as a member of the Leibniz Association, It is a non -profit organization devoted to academic research. It is an independent and non -university institute for research, with joint funding by the German federal government and federal states. Its mission is to conduct academic research on European history. The institute fulfills this task through the individual and joint projects carried out by its employees, and granting fellowships international research and cooperation with other institutions in Germany and abroad.

Johannes Gothenburg Mainz University (JGU) It is one of the largest universities in Germany. Thanks to its location in the science area of ​​Rhine-Main, the university can take advantage of its full potential and present its dynamic innovative power. Its status as a comprehensive university allows for multidisciplinary learning and teaching, in turn paves the way for world -recklessly popular research. Almost all its colleges and departments are located on one university campus near the center of Mainz, creating a vital academic culture for researchers, faculty and students from all over the world.

As part of a joint date with the Faculty of History and Cultural Studies at the University of Johannes Gothenburg Mainz (JGU), site

Director at the Lebnes Institute for European History (IEG)

It is filled in conjunction with a

University professor In the field of modern and contemporary European history (19^Y-21^street Century)

Starting 01.04.2027.

Class W3 LBesg Certificate Civil Employee (scored)

IEG’s research table is currently clarified in three working groups on society, religion and number in historical studies. Two directors jointly manage the institute’s ongoing academic affairs. The main responsibilities of the Executive Council include the strategic development of the IEG research appearance, supervision of the program’s budget, the development and coordination of multidisciplinary research projects with national and international partners, and cooperation with other institutions in the Leibniz Association.

We are looking for a distinguished researcher with:

• Academic achievements related, visual and innovatively innovative in the field of European history and its internal and external interconnection
• Interest in multidisciplinary research and research that undertakes historical periods
• Openness to digital historical research and its methodologies (expected)
• Attention to questions of religious and environmental history (desirable)

Expectations:

• International academic network
• A leadership experience has proven
• Experience in academic management and research management
• A successful bus record in securing third -party financing
• Experience in university teaching and the transfer of knowledge
• Preparing to participate actively in the committees of the Lebins Association
• Prepare to teach at JGU (two hours of semester per week)

requirements:

• In addition to public requirements in accordance with the Public Services Law, applicants must fulfill the employment requirements stipulated in Article 49 of the University Law (Hochschulgesetz) in Rainland-Platinate.
• Doctorate in history or historical discipline associated
• A distinguished academic record in the field of historical research

The situation will be jointly set by JGU and IEG. The appointment will be followed as IEG academic leave from the university professor.

Both IEG and JGU aim to increase the number of women in academic circles and thus encourage researchers to apply. Candidates with severe disabilities and persons with disabilities who are treated equally will be given according to Article 2 (3) SGB ninth if appropriate. IEG and JGU Variety value and welcome qualified candidates from all backgrounds.

Ryland-Falates, IEG and JGU expect cooperative and directed work methods towards the team and creative, excellent communication skills and preparedness to assume leadership responsibilities in line with the principles of JGU and IEG leadership as well as preparing to engage in continuous professional development.

What we offer:

We are presenting a high -ranking leadership position at the Institute for Research on Non -University Research recognized at the national and international level. The Post provides extensive opportunities to conduct independent research, coordinate research activities, support scientists early and the center, form the transfer of academic knowledge to both expert and public audience fans, and operate the infrastructure of analog and digital research.

JGU and IEG are committed to encouraging equal opportunities for all races. They support the activity of reconciliation between work and family life and enhance the professional development of their employees through a comprehensive set of job development programs.

Please apply at a date not exceeding 23.10.2025 Using the JGU app via the Internet, By clicking the “App” button

You can download your request, including your CV, diplomas, certificates, list of posts, third -party financing record, current and planned research projects, and a list of previous training courses. Please handle your request to

Dean of the Faculty of History and Cultural Studies. Dr. Hyde Franghus

European history director and cultural studies-back. Dr. Nicole Reinhardt

For questions or more information, please contact the Univ.-POF. Dr. Nicole Reinhardt via Reinhardt@ieg-mainz.de.

Information on data protection: https://karriere.uni-mainz.de/en/#data-protection-information

the Lipniz Institute for European History (IEG), as a member of the Leibniz Association, It is a non -profit organization devoted to academic research. It is an independent and non -university institute for research, with joint funding by the German federal government and federal states. Its mission is to conduct academic research on European history. The institute fulfills this task through the individual and joint projects carried out by its employees, and granting fellowships international research and cooperation with other institutions in Germany and abroad.

Johannes Gothenburg Mainz University (JGU) It is one of the largest universities in Germany. Thanks to its location in the science area of ​​Rhine-Main, the university can take advantage of its full potential and present its dynamic innovative power. Its status as a comprehensive university allows for multidisciplinary learning and teaching, in turn paves the way for world -recklessly popular research. Almost all its colleges and departments are located on one university campus near the center of Mainz, creating a vital academic culture for researchers, faculty and students from all over the world.

As part of a joint date with the Faculty of History and Cultural Studies at the University of Johannes Gothenburg Mainz (JGU), site

Director at the Lebnes Institute for European History (IEG)

It is filled in conjunction with a

University professor In the field of modern and contemporary European history (19^Y-21^street Century)

Starting 01.04.2027.

Class W3 LBesg Certificate Civil Employee (scored)

IEG’s research table is currently clarified in three working groups on society, religion and number in historical studies. Two directors jointly manage the institute’s ongoing academic affairs. The main responsibilities of the Executive Council include the strategic development of the IEG research appearance, supervision of the program’s budget, the development and coordination of multidisciplinary research projects with national and international partners, and cooperation with other institutions in the Leibniz Association.

We are looking for a distinguished researcher with:

• Academic achievements related, visual and innovatively innovative in the field of European history and its internal and external interconnection
• Interest in multidisciplinary research and research that undertakes historical periods
• Openness to digital historical research and its methodologies (expected)
• Attention to questions of religious and environmental history (desirable)

Expectations:

• International academic network
• A leadership experience has proven
• Experience in academic management and research management
• A successful bus record in securing third -party financing
• Experience in university teaching and the transfer of knowledge
• Preparing to participate actively in the committees of the Lebins Association
• Prepare to teach at JGU (two hours of semester per week)

requirements:

• In addition to public requirements in accordance with the Public Services Law, applicants must fulfill the employment requirements stipulated in Article 49 of the University Law (Hochschulgesetz) in Rainland-Platinate.
• Doctorate in history or historical discipline associated
• A distinguished academic record in the field of historical research

The situation will be jointly set by JGU and IEG. The appointment will be followed as IEG academic leave from the university professor.

Both IEG and JGU aim to increase the number of women in academic circles and thus encourage researchers to apply. Candidates with severe disabilities and persons with disabilities who are treated equally will be given according to Article 2 (3) SGB ninth if appropriate. IEG and JGU Variety value and welcome qualified candidates from all backgrounds.

Ryland-Falates, IEG and JGU expect cooperative and directed work methods towards the team and creative, excellent communication skills and preparedness to assume leadership responsibilities in line with the principles of JGU and IEG leadership as well as preparing to engage in continuous professional development.

What we offer:

We are presenting a high -ranking leadership position at the Institute for Research on Non -University Research recognized at the national and international level. The Post provides extensive opportunities to conduct independent research, coordinate research activities, support scientists early and the center, form the transfer of academic knowledge to both expert and public audience fans, and operate the infrastructure of analog and digital research.

JGU and IEG are committed to encouraging equal opportunities for all races. They support the activity of reconciliation between work and family life and enhance the professional development of their employees through a comprehensive set of job development programs.

Please apply at a date not exceeding 23.10.2025 Using the JGU app via the Internet, By clicking the “App” button

You can download your request, including your CV, diplomas, certificates, list of posts, third -party financing record, current and planned research projects, and a list of previous training courses. Please handle your request to

Dean of the Faculty of History and Cultural Studies. Dr. Hyde Franghus

European history director and cultural studies-back. Dr. Nicole Reinhardt

For questions or more information, please contact the Univ.-POF. Dr. Nicole Reinhardt via Reinhardt@ieg-mainz.de.

Information on data protection: https://karriere.uni-mainz.de/en/#data-protection-information