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Assistant Professor (Post-doc) – Centre for the Study of the Ancient World

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Location
Poland
Work arrangement
On-site
Employment type
Contract
Category
Science & Research
Openings
1
Apply by
8 Nov 2026

About the role

The University of Wrocław, a public university, invites applications under competition number 83.2026.NCN.CBSA.WNHP.AH of 28 September 2026 for one assistant professor (post-doc) at the Centre for the Study of the Ancient World in the Faculty of Historical and Pedagogical Sciences. The full-time research post is funded within an NCN Opus project on inscriptions in architectural and spatial context, focusing on Greek sanctuaries in Central Greece, the Peloponnese and the Aegean Islands. The successful candidate will co-edit, with the Principal Investigator, the collaborative volume The Epigraphic Programs of Greek Sanctuaries: Space, Actors and Visual Strategies. The post is for seven months, with an envisaged start in December 2026 and a salary of around 7,600 PLN gross per month. Applicants need a PhD in classics, ancient history or ancient archaeology obtained no earlier than seven years before appointment, must meet the NCN criteria for post-docs, and apply by email to the university by 8 November 2026 with the documents listed in the notice.

Requirements

PhD in classics, ancient history or ancient archaeology obtained not earlier than seven years before appointment Excellent oral and written communication skills in English Compliance with the NCN criteria for post-doc positions in NCN-funded projects Signed application documents including CV, PhD copies, self-presentation and publication list sent by email by the deadline

Skills

Academic writing in English Ancient Greek Epigraphic material research Book editing and publishing Ancient history research

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