FernUni Schweiz
Brig
Two Professorships in Clinical Psychology (2 x 100%), Open Rank - Focus: E-Mental Health
- 23 June 2026
- 100%
- Permanent position
- Brig
Job summary
FernUni Schweiz offers fully online university programs, accredited by HFKG. Join a dynamic environment promoting flexible, part-time studies and interdisciplinary research.
Tasks
- Enhance research and teaching in French and German programs.
- Focus on E-Mental Health within Clinical Psychology.
- Utilize modern methods like EEG and VR for research.
Skills
- Candidates should have expertise in clinical psychology and research.
- Experience in bilingual academic settings.
- Strong background in research methodologies.
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About the job
FernUni Switzerland stands for fully online university degree programmes and is accredited according to HFKG. It combines a flexible, location-independent part-time distance learning with an active, interdisciplinary research culture at the Brig campus. In five faculties – Law, Psychology, Economics, History, and Mathematics & Computer Science – we have been shaping modern teaching, learning, and research for over 30 years and count over 2,700 students as well as around 550 staff members.
To strengthen its research activities and teaching offerings in the French- and German-speaking study programmes, the Faculty of Psychology is announcing the following positions:
Two Professorships in Clinical Psychology (2 x 100%), Open Rank
Focus: E-Mental Health
Workplace: Brig
Start date: 1 February 2027, or by arrangement
The Faculty of Psychology at FernUni Switzerland offers a dynamic, bilingual academic environment with Bachelor’s and Master’s degree programmes as well as practice-oriented continuing education in German and French. Research focuses include, among others, learning and memory, neurocognition, affect, emotion and motivation, as well as neurodevelopment and neurodiversity. Researchers apply a broad spectrum of modern methods, including electroencephalography, virtual reality, and eye-tracking. In this context, the professorships in Clinical Psychology represent a strategic opportunity to further strengthen and expand the faculty’s research profile through clinical psychological expertise and to set new impulses for research and teaching.
