The Collaborative Research Centre (CRC) 1265 “Re-Figuration of Spaces”, funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG) at Technische Universität Berlin since 2018, investigates the transformation of socio-spatial orders observable since the late 1960s. The position is located in subproject A07 ‘Natural spaces: conflicts over botanical knowledge using the example of (trans) atlantic forests’.

• Planning and conducting participatory field research in Great Britain
• Mapping and document analysis
• Coordinating project work in connection with the SFB together with a student assistant in consultation with the project management;
• Establishing and maintaining international collaborations;
• Publication of research results in scientific publications and at conferences
• Independent research on the project topic
• Collaboration in project management, organisation and planning
• Collaboration with other members of SFB 1265

• Successfully completed academic university degree (Master, Diplom or equivalent) in architecture, urban design, spatial planning or any related disciplines
• Expertise in mapping and design research methods
• Experience in empirical field research
• Very good English skills
• Prior knowledge in the areas of spatial theory and research, political ecology and conservation studies advantageous
• Interest in methods in the field of qualitative social research, participant observation, ethnography desirable
• Experience with interdisciplinary research work in a project context desirable

Please send your application with the reference number and the usual documents (combined in a single pdf file, max. 5 MB) only by email to Prof. Dr. Stollmann via dannecker-ryall@tu-berlin.de.

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