PhD Candidate (Art/Cultural or Historical Studies, 80%)

• Development of a dissertation within the framework of the mentioned SNSF project on the topic of the genealogy of collectivity in art
• Processing of the relevant discourses from art and cultural studies, archival research on selected historical case studies
• Collaboration in the conception and implementation of workshops and events
• Participation in the development of a glossary on collectivity, as well as participation in the international discourse with own contributions (conferences, publications)

• MA in Art/Cultural or Historical Studies or related fields
• Experience in scientific collaboration in the context of art schools or in practice-inspired and interdisciplinary research contexts
• Subject competence in the thematic orientation of the project
• Networked thinking, agile person who enjoys working independently and collaboratively
• Good German language skills in spoken and written form
• Willingness to travel (Switzerland, international conferences), workplace: Lucerne

• You have the opportunity to develop a dissertation within the framework of an attractive doctoral model.
• An exciting and future-oriented activity awaits you.
• You will work in a diverse, collegial team with flexible working hours.
• The position offers plenty of room for your own ideas in still young areas of practice-oriented basic research in the field of art.
• In addition, you can expect a variety of offers for personal development in research and teaching.

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