The College of Culture and Society, Department of History and Classical Studies, invites requests to obtain a part -time associate professor in classical archeology (StudielekTor). This position belongs to the classic studies program and includes teaching courses for both classic effects and classic astronomy paths.

Assistant teaching professor is a part -time permanent position (20 hours a week). The date begins on January 1, 2026 or as soon as possible after that.

The workplace will be Jens Chr. Skous Vej 5, 8000 Aarus C.

The university is committed to diversity and welcomes requests from all qualified applicants regardless of their personal background.

Position

We are looking for an innovative and dedicated candidate with a strong interest in the full breadth of classical studies, and experience in working in a multidisciplinary academic environment.

The situation requires:

• The ability to teach through the full curriculum of the classic effects program: https://bachelor.au.dk/klasark/.
• Very interest in teaching Greek and Roman antiquity in cooperation with colleagues in linguistics.
• The ability to participate in teaching with students is a variety of study regulations (classic effects, classic philosophy, classic, Latin or Greek studies as a secondary topic).

For more information about this position, please contact Troels Myrup KrismSen, Coordinator of Classic Studies (Tmk@CAS.AU.DK).

Qualifications

Employment is required as a professor of teaching for a master’s degree in classical archeology.

The following competencies are required:

• Teaching qualifications documented in a wide range of courses in classic archeology at the level of assistant education at the level of the professor
• Experience in supervising students at both BA and MA levels is an advantage
• Complete educational training for assistant professors (or equivalent). If not complete, the successful applicant is expected to complete as part of the work.

It is expected that applicants actively participate in the academic environment of the administration.

Danish knowledge is a clear priority for management and an important consideration in the selection process. The successful applicant must be able to teach in the Danish language within an agreed period between the applicant and the administration.

The applicant must submit an educational portfolio, including the list of training courses that are taught, representative, or a sample of the outline of the evaluation, and student evaluations. The applicant can also submit a list of publications.

The application must be downloaded in English.

For more information about applications, please contact human resources support on Iks-hr-sag@au.dk

References or recommendations should not be included with the application. Applicants chosen for the interview may be required to provide professional references.

Classic studies

Classical studies in the African Union deal with all aspects of ancient times in Graeco-Roman: material and visual culture, literature, language, ideas and ideals. We also study how the Graco-Roman culture interacts with other Mediterranean cultures and how it was received and re-interpreted at later periods. Classic studies combine scientific traditions.

For more information on classic studies and study programs: https://cas.au.dk/en/about-the-School/departments/history-and-clastical-studies/about-clastical-studies

For more information about Department of History and Classical Studies: https://cas.au.dk/en/about-the-school/departments/history-and-clastical-studies

College of Culture and Society

In the College of Culture and Society, the topic of research and teaching is the interaction between culture and society in time and space

To obtain a more detailed description of the School of Culture and Society, please see this site: http://cas.au.dk/en/.