When you apply, there are three key documents:

• your course proposal (upload under "application")
• your CV
• your PhD certificate (upload under "diploma")
  
  

Please upload the course proposal under "application" in the application system, which you access via the links above. You do not need to list referees.

The course proposal must contain the following elements:

• title of the course
• your name
• proposed level (bachelor or master)
• proposed duration (5 or 10 ECTS i.e two or three weeks of teaching)
• preferred teaching term
• aim of the course
• main issues
• learning objectives and outcomes
• teaching methodology
• prerequisites (if any)
• examples of literature to be used

You are welcome to use our template, which can be downloaded here.

Academic qualifications
Candidates are expected to hold a Ph.D degree and will be selected according to their teaching and research experience, and publication record within the field of the proposed course.

Relevance of the proposed course
Relevance of the proposed course is also an important criterion. Specialized courses and courses not already in our teaching portfolio will be preferred.

Teaching periods for 2021 are as follows:

Term 1

5^th  July – 16^th  July (5 ECTS)
5^th - 23rd  July (10 ECTS)

Term 2

26^th July – 6^th August (5 ECTS)
26^th July - 13^th August (10 ECTS)

Please indicate in your course proposal which term you would prefer, and whether you propose a 5 or 10 ECTS course.

You are expected to teach all weekdays, start and end date included. Teaching hours per course is 27 hours for 5 ECTS courses and 54 hours for 10 ECTS courses, which means a daily class schedule of 9-12/9-13. Class sizes range from 20-50 students.

Besides teaching, we expect you to evaluate the written exam and two retakes.

The salary offered is:

• 6,375 EURO for teaching a 5 ECTS course
• 8,500 EURO for teaching a 10 ECTS course

We also pay your travel costs (economy class)

Your salary will be subject to taxation in Denmark, and the tax rate will be around 25%. Double taxation agreements may have an influence on the total taxation of your income in Denmark when declared at home.

1 July - 15 August 2020
The online application is open. Please beware of time differences. The application closes at midnight, Danish time, on 15 August.

3 September 2020
Candidates will be contacted if their course has been selected. Candidates should be prepared to submit an extended course proposal for final approval by 17 September.

Late September
All applicants will be informed about the outcome of their application.