“Convivial Waterfronts”项目博士研究员职位

Two Doctoral Researchers (m/f/d) for the “Convivial Waterfronts” Research Project at the TUM School of Social Sciences and Technology

Technische Universität München · 德国

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研究内容
在政治生态学、亲密保护和海洋社会科学框架下,开展有关城市沿海保护和可持续性转型的主题研究,包含在西班牙加的斯或阿尔巴尼亚发罗拉的实地考察。
申请条件
需持有相关社会科学、人道主义或保护科学领域的硕士学位,具备定性研究方法经验,流利的英语及优秀的英语写作能力。
待遇
提供基于公共服务薪资标准(75% E13级别)的3年期雇用合同,并提供实地考察、会议及出版物资金支持。
申请方式
通过指定链接于2026年6月10日23:59(中欧夏令时)前提交合并为单个PDF的申请材料。
材料清单
  • 求职信/动机信(含初步研究计划,最多3页)
  • 简短简历/CV(最多2页)
  • 学士和硕士学位证书及成绩单复印件
  • 写作样本(最多15页)

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    Two Doctoral Researchers (m/f/d) for the “Convivial Waterfronts” Research Project
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Two Doctoral Researchers (m/f/d) for the “Convivial Waterfronts” Research Project at the TUM School of Social Sciences and Technology

11.05.2026, Academic staff

The project “Convivial Waterfronts: Reimagining urban coastal conservation for just sustainability transformations” is looking for two doctoral researchers to join the project’s transdisciplinary team and develop their own individual research in the broad frameworks of (urban) political ecology, convivial conservation, and marine social science, with commitment to fieldwork within the coastal regions of Cádiz, Spain (1 position) and Vlora, Albania (1 position). Deadline: 10 June 2027.

The project “Convivial Waterfronts: Reimagining urban coastal conservation for just sustainability transforma-tions” is looking for two doctoral researchers to join the project’s transdisciplinary team and develop their own individual research in the broad frameworks of (urban) political ecology, convivial conservation, and marine social science. The positions are based in Munich, with commitment to fieldwork within the coastal regions of Cádiz, Spain (1 position) and Vlora, Albania (1 position). Both doctoral researchers will work under the supervision of the project’s Principal Investigator, Dr. Anna Antonova, at the TUM School of Social Sciences and Technology. “Convivial Waterfronts“ is a trans- and interdisciplinary project working to reimagine urban coastlines as laboratories for coexistence between humans and nonhuman others. The research connects theoretical insights of con-vivial conservation as a just transformational paradigm and the urban living laboratory approach of developing societal solutions through iterative co-creative processes. In close collaboration with environmental NGO partners in three living laboratories, the project will advance and iteratively experiment with innovative conservation practices (ecological, cultural, artistic, and culinary) on the coastlines of Burgas, Bulgaria (Partner: Bulgarian Biodiversity Foundation (BBF)); Cádiz, Spain (Partner: Fondo para la Custodia y Recuperacíon de la Marisma Salinera (Salarte)), and Vlora, Albania (Partner: Protection and Preservation of Natural Environment in Albania (PPNEA)). Both doctoral researchers joining the project will have the opportunity to collaborate closely with these NGO partners and with local communities as part of their research and fieldwork. The “Convivial Waterfronts” team is based at the Chair of Sustainable Urban Environments and the Department of Science, Technology, and Society (STS) at the TUM School of Social Sciences and Technology. Thereby, the doctoral researchers will be embedded within an exciting and dynamic research community that works to advance understanding of urban environments as vital landscapes of relations and is dedicated to training future leaders able to probe the larger ethical, social, political, and legal dimensions of societal (infra)structures through social science research and public dialogue. Your Profile We are looking for researchers motivated equally by academic excellence and real-world impact, who have:

- Master’s degree in a relevant social science, humanities, or conservation science field. - Experience with relevant qualitative methodologies (e.g., in-depth interviews, participant observation, participatory approaches, document analysis, etc.) and/or the motivation to learn new ones. - Passion for research and the tenacity to work independently, delve into new topics, and carry out projects. - Empathy and curiosity to learn from others and contribute to a transdisciplinary, international team. - Fluency in English with strong English writing skills. - Proficiency in Spanish (for fieldwork in Cádiz) or in Albanian (for fieldwork in Vlora) will be a strong advantage. Experience working with environmental NGOs or the wider public sector is a plus. Your Tasks and Responsibilities - Design, develop, and conduct your own doctoral project aligned with the broad interests of “Convivial Waterfronts” in the context of either Cádiz, Spain or Vlora, Albania.

- Work directly with the project’s environmental NGO partners to advance each urban living laboratory’s goals. - Take part in yearly project meetings and contribute to project-related outcomes and publications. - Support project-related organizational work such as event planning or digital administration. What We Offer - An attractive compensation package based on the tariff contracts for public service (75% of level E13, com-mensurate with experience). The positions are for 3 years but extensions may be possible in the future.

- Funding support for fieldwork, conference visits, and publications as part of the “Convivial Waterfronts” project. - Work in a cutting-edge international transdisciplinary project alongside experienced partners from the environmental NGO sector across Europe (BBF, PPNEA, and Salarte). - The opportunity to pursue a PhD at one of Europe’s leading universities as part of the exciting research community of the Department of Science, Technology and Society, which offers regular public lectures and symposia, weekly discussion groups, and a vibrant and supportive doctoral program at its Graduate Center. Application

To apply, please upload the following documents, compiled in a single PDF file listing your first and last name, to the LRZ Sync & Share upload form by 10 June 2026 at 23:59 (Central European Summer Time, GMT+2) here :

- Cover letter / letter of motivation including a preliminary research proposal (max. 3 pages). - A short CV or resume (max. 2 pages) with contact information for two references. - Copies of your bachelor’s and master’s certificates and transcripts of records (in original language). - A writing sample, e.g. article, excerpt from master’s thesis, or another single-authored text (max. 15 pages).

The position is suitable for disabled persons. Disabled applicants will be given preference in case of generally equivalent suitability, aptitude and professional performance.

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Kontakt: anna.antonova@tum.de

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