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Scientific Project Assistant – Predoctoral
univie innovation. Conduct independent doctoral research within the project framework .
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in feminist art historiography and exhibition history, with strong writing, analytical, and editorial skills. Proficient in managing project data and creating digital exhibition reconstructions while collaborating effectively within a research team.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Feminist Art HistoriographyExhibition HistoryDigital HumanitiesArchival ResearchCollaborative Research
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Hard Skills
Independent ResearchDissertation DevelopmentProject Data ManagementDigital Exhibition ReconstructionAnnotated Bibliography Co-Editing
Soft Skills
Excellent Writing SkillsAnalytical SkillsEditorial SkillsTeam Collaboration
Tools & Technologies
Project Website Management
Certifications & Qualifications
Master’s DegreeDiploma in Art History
Industry Keywords
Women’s ArtExhibitionsResearch LiteratureGuest LecturesWorkshops
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Conduct independent doctoral research within the project framework
- Develop an independent dissertation project on exhibitions, feminist art historiography, women’s exhibitions, or related themes
- Participate in project activities, including team meetings, guest lectures, and a workshop
- Maintain and update project website content
- Co-edit an annotated bibliography of research literature and primary sources
- Create digital exhibition reconstructions
- Manage project data
- Work under the supervision of Ass.-Prof. Dr. Maria Bremer
Requirements
What you’ll need- Completed Master’s degree or Diploma in art history or a related field
- Above-average academic record
- Genuine interest in feminist art historiography, women’s art, and exhibition history
- Proficiency in English
- Excellent writing, analytical, and editorial skills
- Ability to work collaboratively in a research team
- Knowledge of German and/or Italian is an additional relevant qualification
- Experience in exhibition practice, archival research, and digital humanities is an additional relevant qualification
- Application in English, German, or Italian as a single PDF
- Application documents include a cover letter, CV, Master’s or Diploma certificate, doctoral project proposal, writing sample, and contact details for two referees
Benefits
Comp & perks- Flexible working hours
- Possibility of working remotely part of the time
- Academic mentoring and close collaboration within an international team
- Access to over 600 free training courses
- Ongoing coaching
- Partial funding for research trips and conference participation
- Good public transport connections
- Welcome Compass onboarding support
- Inclusive working environment and equal-opportunity policies