UOL PhD Day 2024

This year's UOL PhD Day „Generative AI in the Doctorate” takes place on 20 November, 2024 online! Registration here.

Do you have any requests or suggestions for the Graduate Academy workshop program? Please feel free to contact us!

Academic career paths

More offers for doctoral candidates and postdocs? The website Academic Career Paths bundles all offers by target group.

Contact

Dr. Susanne Elpers
Officer for Academic Career Paths with a focus on Postdocs and Equal Opportunities

+49 (0)441-798 2939

Dr. Julia Anna Matz
Officer for Academic Career Paths with a focus on Doctoral Candidates and International Issues

+49 (0)441-798 4286

Dr. Sandra Wienand
Officer for Academic Career Paths with a focus on Doctoral Candidates and International Issues

+49 (0)441-798 2914

Office

Sabine Osterkamp

+49 (0)441-7984628

Measures to ensure equal opportunities

Decisive steps in an academic career and starting a family are often taken at the same stage in life. Many find it difficult to equally meet the demands of having a career and family without getting overwhelmed. A disability or chronic illness can also make it difficult to plan and develop a career.

The University of Oldenburg wishes to promote a work-life balance that enables academic researchers to bear responsibility for their family while at the same time pursuing academic excellence. It therefore offers junior professors, junior research group leaders, tenure track professors and postdocs facilities to support them when family circumstances are particularly taxing.

At the same time, the university aims to support doctoral and postdoctoral researchers with a disability or chronic illness by providing individual coaching to help them overcome difficult phases in their career development.

  1. Individual coaching
  2. Funds for hiring temporary assistants
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