Ansøgningsfrist: 22. sep. 23:59 CEST
Forventet start: 1. november 2026.
Institut for Folkesundhed - Epidemiology, Environment and Biostatistics
Bartholins Allé 2
8000 Aarhus C
Tidsbegrænset deltidsstilling: 1. november 2026 - 31. oktober 2029 (7.4 timer pr. uge)
The Department of Public Health at Faculty of Health Sciences at Aarhus University invites applications for a position as Associate Professor in the field of Reproductive Epidemiology as per 1 November 2026 or as soon as possible thereafter. The position is a fixed-term 20% part-time position for 36 months.
The right candidate will be affiliated with the BIOSFER project. BIOSFER investigates how social, biological, and psychological factors shape emerging fertility patterns among young adults, and to what extent differences in fertility outcomes between social groups can be explained by social and biomedical factors and is funded by an ERC Synergy Grant. The project brings together researchers from Aarhus Universitet, the Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research (MPIDR), and the Centre for Fertility and Health at the Norwegian Institute of Public Health.
About the Department
The Department of Public Health is a research-intensive environment dedicated to advancing both fundamental scientific knowledge and applied solutions to major public health challenges. Aarhus Universitet’s research spans theoretical, basic, and applied sciences, with the shared ambition of generating impactful knowledge and improving population health. Academic excellence is at the core of everything Aarhus Universitet does. Aarhus Universitet is committed to conducting rigorous and innovative research and delivering high-quality teaching.
The department is responsible for teaching within public health, sport science, health science, nursing science, and related methodological disciplines, as well as a substantial part of the teaching in the medical degree programme. While firmly rooted in Aarhus Universitet’s respective disciplines, Aarhus Universitet actively fosters interdisciplinary collaboration to advance innovation and excellence in both research and education. Aarhus Universitet is equally committed to cultivating a healthy, inclusive, and supportive environment.
