UAS Professorship: Career & Vocation
The UAS professorship is a varied profession that allows you to combine personal interests with social commitment: Our professors can freely design their research priorities and teaching, pass on their knowledge to students in personal exchange, develop transfer projects together with companies and organizations and organize their private life flexibly. For many, their job becomes a calling.
In four video portraits, Tine Köhler, Baris Sertkaya, Nils Urbach and Chaitali Das explain why a professorship at Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences is the right decision for them. If you are also interested in a scientific career at our university, then visit our job market: www.frankfurt-university.de/karriere.
UAS professorship: Requirements, access & benefits
The UAS professorship offers many advantages: flexibility and freedom in research and teaching, work in small learning groups, the opportunity to help shape the CVs of students and the social transfer of knowledge, the compatibility of family and work. But how does one become a UAS professor? What are the requirements & how to acquire the necessary qualifications? The presentation answers all questions & shows why a UAS professorship is worthwhile.
A Job with Many Opportunities
Having gained sufficient work and teaching experience and a doctorate qualified professionals can aim at a professorship. In addition to our job advertisements for normal professorships, we have developed a new career format: With the collaborative professorship, we make it easier for interested applicants to start a professorship at the Frankfurt UAS. For our colleagues who have already been appointed, we offer additional creative freedom in research and teaching with the innovation professorship, the UAS didactics and the support offices.
Nationwide campaign for UAS professorships
Further inspiration and information on the UAS professorship can be found in the nationwide campaign "The UAS professorship. Career with impact": www.haw-professur.de
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