Berner Fachhochschule
Bern
5 days ago
Scientific Research and Teaching Staff at the Department of Social Work (60%)
- 28 March 2026
- 60%
- Bern
About the job
What you will do here
- Collaborate in the SNSF research project " Gender Equality in Social Assistance? ": conduct field research (interviews, observations, focus groups), data analysis with MaxQDA (discourse analysis), publish and present
- Participate in further application-oriented research projects at a later stage if needed and suitable
- Contribute to the Bachelor's degree program (supervise student work and practical assignments) and conduct teaching units in the Bachelor's degree program
What you ideally bring
- Master's degree in Social Work or Social Sciences (Gender Studies, Sociology, Political Science, Ethnology, etc.); ongoing dissertation desired
- Professional experience in the field of Social Work
- Knowledge in qualitative data collection and analysis
- Initial experience in publications / conference contributions
- Very good German skills / English and French in spoken and written form (at least level B1)
- First experience in higher education teaching or willingness to acquire it, including appropriate further training in higher education didactics
- Willingness to develop a profile in higher education teaching and research and actively shape your own development
The interviews will take place on April 22, 2026.
Here are some of our advantages in advance
- Curiosity is required, and not just a little. And a lot of independence and personal responsibility.
- Great freedom in designing working hours – including mobile work.
- Workplace in a top location with very good accessibility.
- A pleasant tone and a lot of collegiality.
- Various opportunities for further development.
I will guide you through the
application process
application process
Silja Genoud
HR Consultant
T +41 31 848 43 39
The Department of Social Work
Our passion at the Department of Social Work is the analysis and scientific processing of social problems. We see ourselves as drivers of social innovation – for the society of tomorrow.