Stellenangebote am C²DH

Am Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History (C²DH) sind befristet auf 36 Monate zwei Stellen im Bereich Digitale Geschichte und Zweiter Weltkrieg (2 x Doktorand*in) und befristet auf 12 Monate drei Stellen im Bereich Provenienzforschung zu besetzen (3 x Postdoc):

• 1 x Doctoral Researcher in Digital History and the History of the Second World War (Job Reference: UOL05575): Realize a PhD thesis on the history of spoliation and postwar restitution processes in Luxembourg (1930-1960)
  Hier geht es zur vollständigen Stellenausschreibung.
• 1 x Doctoral Researcher in Digital History and the History of the Second World War (Job Reference: UOL05576): Realize a PhD thesis on the history of Jewish Communities in Luxembourg and the Greater Region (1920-1960) within the C²DH research project “Jewish Lives and spoliation in Luxembourg 1920-1960”.
  Hier geht es zur vollständigen Stellenausschreibung.
• 3 x Postdoctoral researcher in the field of provenance research (Job Reference: UOL05581): Work within the framework of an applied research project on the collection building / acquisition policyand provenance research in the collections of works of art and other cultural goods in three Luxembourg institutions: the National Museum of History and Art, the Villa Vauban – Musée d’Art de la Ville and the National Library of Luxembourg. The research project is part of a larger research convention between the C²DH and the Ministry of State on the study of spoliation of Jewish goods during the Second World War. Each post-doc position will focus on one cultural institution and realize his/her research in close collaboration with and support of the institution. The research during this first phase of the project will concentrate on the study of the collection building / acquisition policy at the different institutions during the period 1933–1945 and the realization of a scientific report suggesting further investigations.
  Hier geht es zur vollständigen Stellenausschreibung.

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