University assistant predoctoral (Short-term finishing contract)

at  Universitt Wien

At the University of Vienna, a community of over 10,000 individuals, including approximately 7,500 academic staff members, passionately pursuing answers to the profound questions that shape our future. They represent individuals driven by curiosity and a relentless pursuit of excellence. With us, they find the space to try things out and unfold their potential. Are you inspired by their passion and determination? We are currently seeking a/an

REQUIREMENTS:

The applicant must be an active doctoral student at the Universiyt of Vienna and a memberof the VDS PhaNuSpo

• .Work on the doctoral thesis must be sufficiently advanced at the time of application so that it can be realistically expected that the completed thesis can be submitted at the latest by the end of the funding period
• .Very good academic and study record (seminars, publications, conference presentations) during the doctoral studies. Please note that VDS PhaNuSpo’s commitment to equal opportunities takes into account any breaks during your doctoral studyies, such as parental leave, long-term or chronic illness, or caring responsibilities
• .Statement from your supervisor providing feedback on the progress of your dissertation and a candid assessment of the time required to complete your dissertation, and a commitment to support you during this finalisation phase

• .Compliance with the VDS PhaNuSpo regulations for PhD candidates:Agreement to the Code of Good Practice for Doctoral Schools

• • .Public presentation (FÖP) within 12 months after enrolment
• .Doctoral thesis agreement (4 weeks after FÖP)
• .Annual progress reports (yearly after thesis agreement)
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The doctoral thesis needs to be completed and submitted within the funding period, i.e. work on the thesis must have progressed to such an extent at the time of application that the com-pleted thesis can be expected to be submitted at the end of the short-term finishing contract or completion scholarship

• .You meet and consult regularly with your supervisors (TAC) to prioritise your tasks and get the support you need to complete your thesis successfully and on time
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