Job Offers

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The work in these three (3) postdoctoral positions will be focused on conducting postdoctoral research for the exit phase of the Centre of Excellence in Game Culture Studies (CoE-GameCult) and preparing new openings in cultural game studies. The positions are situated in the Tampere University Game Research Lab, which is a research group at the Unit of Communication Sciences in the Faculty of Information Technology and Communication Sciences. The tasks will mainly consist of conducting game studies, including e.g. research planning, stakeholder meetings, data gathering, workshop organizing, qualitative and/or quantitative analyses, dissemination and publishing. Moreover, the researchers are expected to participate in and initiate new research collaborations and engage in further research funding acquisitions, for themselves and in collaboration with other Gamelab members. The postdoctoral researchers are also expected to participate in teaching and supervision activities within the field of game studies. A typical teaching arrangement in this position is expected to be maximum 10 % of the total workload, which equals to planning, teaching and evaluating one master’s level course annually, plus some thesis supervision.

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• Teaching: You will teach courses in Italian language and linguistics (taught in Italian) for students of modern languages and literature, and courses in linguistics in your field of specialization for a wider audience (language and literature programs, communication programs, etc.), taught in French or English. Your expertise will enable you to build up an attractive range of courses, likely to reinforce existing programs at UCLouvain and/or contribute to the introduction of new and original programs responding to the interests and concerns of future students. • Research: You will develop your research activities, including the development of research projects, in a field of linguistics and communication studies, preferably around one of the following issues: - Intercultural pragmatics and communication - Language interactions in professional contexts - Multimodal discourse analysis - Digital communication

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The Department of Gender Studies at Lund University is seeking a postdoctoral researcher within the framework of the research project Gender Struggles in the New Conjuncture. The project investigates a selection of anti-gender networks as well as feminist and LGBTQI+ networks in five European regions, aiming to capture the meanings of gender and sexuality in these actors’ tactics, political agendas, and social visions, as well as their impact on human rights, democracy, and civil society. The purpose of the central research project is to investigate how struggles over gender and sexuality shape contemporary political and social landscapes in Europe. The project examines both feminist and LGBTQI+ movements advocating for expanded rights, as well as hybrid alliances between anti-gender networks, religious fundamentalists, conservatives, and far-right movements opposing these advancements. The research project aims to contribute new knowledge about the emerging normative foundations of society in the wake of today’s divergent mobilizations. The project is led by Professor Mia Liinason. We are now seeking a postdoctoral researcher to conduct research within the project, both individually and in collaboration with the research group. The position requires prior experience with ethnographic fieldwork or digital network analysis, as well as advanced knowledge of language and sociopolitical contexts in Southern Europe.

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The Black and Latino Studies Department at Baruch College, CUNY, invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor, beginning Fall 2026. We seek a scholar whose research and teaching examines the impact of technology on African diasporic communities through critical frameworks, algorithmic bias, artificial intelligence, and/or digital humanities in relation to African diasporic communities, histories, and cultural expressions. We welcome candidates whose work demonstrates how emerging technologies intersect with structures of power, race, and gender. Areas of specialization may include (but are not limited to): digital archives and preservation, data justice, surveillance studies, critical AI studies, computational humanities, games, or the cultural politics of platforms and algorithms. We seek an interdisciplinary scholar and teacher committed to advancing critical scholarship that interrogates the relationship between technology, power, and African diasporic experiences across historical and contemporary periods. The successful candidate will contribute to our department's mission of fostering rigorous, accessible scholarship while serving CUNY's diverse student body and commitment to public education.

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