For the bachelor programmes Biology and LST we are looking for two new colleagues who will contribute to the (co)provisioning of lab-classes, tutorials and lectures in all majors of both programmes.

You will
- help in the design and preparation of the further development of the lab-classes and to prepare them for the future
- provide lab-classes in all majors of the bachelor programmes Biology and LST
- give lectures related to these lab-classes
- supervise bachelor projects.

We seek candidates with:

- preferably a PhD degree (position 1) and a MSc degree (position 2) in life sciences
- experience in setting up lab-classes
- teaching and organizational experience appropriate to the career stage
- experience with modern molecular-biological techniques and bioinformatics
- excellent social and communicative skills.

Who are:
- team players
- able to work independently and to take initiative
- fluent in English
- stress resistant
- willing to fulfil the requirements for the University Teaching Qualification.

Fixed-term contract: 12 months.

The University of Groningen offers depending on level and experience a salary of:

Position 1: minimum € 3,475 and maximum € 4,757 (salary level 11 Dutch Universities) gross per month by a full-time appointment (UFO profile Teacher 3).

Position 2: minimum € 2,588 and maximum € 4,084 (salary level 10 Dutch Universities) gross per month by a full-time appointment (UFO profile Teacher 4).

The successful candidates will first be offered a temporary position of one year with the possibility for one year extension after a positive evaluation.

Application

You may apply for the positions until 26 June 23.59 h / before 27 June 2018 Dutch local time by means of the application form (click on "Apply" below on the advertisement on the university website).

Unsolicited marketing is not appreciated.

Faculty of Science and Engineering

The Faculty of Science and Engineering (FSE) is with its size of over 1300 staff members, 5000 students, and over 800 PhD students the largest faculty of the University of Groningen. The Undergraduate School of Science and Engineering (USSE) is within FSE responsible for the education in the bachelor programmes and for the implementation of faculty and university policy regarding students and educational development.

The bachelor programmes Biology and Life Science and Technology (LST) are two of the bachelor programmes of the faculty and have been internationally highly valued in Life Science education. The programme has a yearly influx of about 300 students. From September 2018 onward, the programmes will be internationalised, which will cause an increase in number and diversity of students.