The successful candidate is expected to carry out independent research and teaching in Human Ecology. The preferred candidate should have carried out long-term interdisciplinary research on human-environmental interactions, including human biological and cultural adaptations to the environment, the role of human societies as central elements of their habitat, as well as their environment impact. Well documented expertise in human ecology, anthropology, archaeology, ethnoarchaeology or related fields is required. Long-term participation and / or leadership in fieldwork, work with indigenous communities and a broader evolutionary outlook is strongly desired. The successful candidate will be integrated in the Senckenberg Centre for Human Evolution and Palaeoenvironment (SHEP) and will be expected to link their research to existing strengths, as well as related University structures such as the Senckenberg Society for Natural History Research as well as the Institute for Ecology and Evolution. The Department of Geosciences expects an active participation in teaching at the bachelor and master levels, for example in the fields of archaeological sciences, human evolution or archaeology and prehistory.
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