University Professor

The Mozarteum University Salzburg is looking for a highly qualified and dynamic individual to join the team from the winter semester 2024/2025 at the earliest.

The Mozarteum University Salzburg (MOZ) is looking for a committed scholar in theatre and performance studies with a proven international and transdisciplinary profile.
The successful candidate will have a research focus on contemporary global theatre and performance arts (possibly with an emphasis on the role of performing arts for democracy and freedom), including transcultural aspects, with further expertise in one or more specialized areas.
The applicant will have a track record of excellence in the field, supported by innovative theoretical-methodological approaches, and a demonstrable commitment to teaching at all levels, including Diploma, BA, MA and PhD. The applicant will be expected to demonstrate the ability to work collaboratively with colleagues within Mozarteum University Salzburg as well as in an inter-institutional context with the Department of History of Art, Music and Dance at the University of Salzburg (PLUS) and the inter-university organization science and art (MOZ and PLUS). The first task will be the (co-)development of an artistic-academic MA programme «Performance Studies/Dramaturgy», implemented as an interuniversity co-operation between MOZ and PLUS.»

a completed domestic or equivalent foreign university education (doctorate) in theatre and performance studies or a closely related field, as appropriate to the position
a strong research portfolio, as demonstrated by a record of scholarly publications in reputable journals and academic presses, and recognised standing within the international scholarly community
experience in developing and managing inter- and transdisciplinary research projects
proven excellence in university teaching, with experience at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Substantial teaching experience.
strong communication and interpersonal skills and the ability to engage professionally with students, colleagues, and the wider community
good written and spoken German and English

The Mozarteum University Salzburg strives to increase the proportion of women in research and teaching and therefore strongly encourages female applicants to apply. People with disabilities who are suitably qualified are also expressly encouraged to apply. a detailed curriculum vitae, a list of academic publications, courses taught, teaching evaluations, teaching certificates, relevant current and future research projects, and information on other activities worthy of consideration) are requested online by 15.