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Professorship positions at University of Freiburg

3 open positions, aggregated daily from university career portals across Europe.

Professorships in Europe range from tenure-track assistant professor positions to full chairs (ordinarius). Requirements typically include a strong publication record, evidence of successful funding acquisition, teaching experience and often a completed Habilitation (in German-speaking countries). Many European countries have introduced tenure-track systems alongside traditional chair models in recent years.

•Tenure-track positions increasingly common across Europe
•Habilitation still expected in Germany, Austria and Switzerland
•Teaching load varies: 4–8 hours/week in research universities
•Salary: highly variable, from €60,000 (Southern Europe) to CHF 200,000+ (Switzerland)

University of Freiburg

Professorship

Lecturer with Tenure Track (m/f/d) in Sport Science with Focus on Basketball, Volleyball and Handball

The Institute for Sport and Sport Science (IfSS) at Albert-Ludwigs-University Freiburg is recruiting a Lecturer with Tenure Track (m/f/d) in Sport Science with a focus on Basketball, Volleyball and Handball for the earliest possible date. To strengthen our department of Theory and Practice of Sports, we are looking for a doctoral degree holder with relevant teaching experience and a strong interest in research-based teaching in Basketball, Volleyball and Handball. The position offers a structured and…

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University of Freiburg

Professorship

W 3 Professorship in History of the Middle Ages (Late Middle Ages) (NF Birgit Studt)

At the Faculty of Philosophy, a W 3 Professorship in History of the Middle Ages (Late Middle Ages) (NF Birgit Studt) is to be filled in the Department of History. This professorship is particularly suitable for highly qualified scientists in an early career phase. The future holder of this position should represent the history of the German and European late Middle Ages in its full breadth in research and teaching. The professorship's responsibilities include particular consideration of Historical Auxiliary Sciences, with digital methods for processing, ...

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Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between tenure-track and Habilitation?+

Tenure-track is a time-limited appointment (typically 5–6 years) that leads to a permanent professorship upon successful evaluation. The Habilitation is a traditional German-speaking qualification involving a second major research work beyond the PhD. Many European universities now offer tenure-track as an alternative, though the Habilitation remains valued in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.

What salary can a professor expect in Europe?+

Professor salaries vary enormously across Europe. In Switzerland, full professors earn CHF 150,000–250,000+. In Germany, W3 professors earn €70,000–100,000+ depending on the state and negotiated supplements. In Southern Europe, salaries are lower (€40,000–70,000) but so is the cost of living.

Lecturer with Tenure Track (m/f/d) in Sport Science with Focus on Basketball, Volleyball and Handball

W 3 Professorship in History of the Middle Ages (Late Middle Ages) (NF Birgit Studt)

Frequently asked questions

W 3-Professur für Experimentelle Physik weicher kondensierter Materie fernab des Gleichgewichts (Nachfolge Reiter)