The University of Bonn, a recognized University of Excellence in Germany, is seeking an Assistant Professor for a W3 Professorship in Clinical Pharmacy. The position is within the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, Section of Pharmacy, with a start date in the Winter Term 2027/28. Candidates should have an internationally recognized research profile, a track record of securing third-party funding, and outstanding publications. The role involves teaching in German, covering the full scope of clinical pharmacy, and active participation in academic self-administration. The desired research focus includes pharmacometrics, translational drug research, personalized pharmacotherapy, medication safety, and patient-centered research. Applications, in German or English, must be submitted by October 6, 2026, through the university's appointment portal.
| Department | Section of Pharmacy, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences |
| Position Type | W3 Professorship |
| Discipline | Clinical Pharmacy |
| Research Area | Pharmacometrics, translational drug research, personalized pharmacotherapy, medication safety, patient-centered research |
| Experience | Internationally recognized research profile, successful acquisition of competitive third-party funding, outstanding publications in high-impact journals, experience in teaching clinical pharmacy, and active participation in academic self-administration. |
| Contract Duration | Permanent |
| Language | German, English |
| Required Documents | Curriculum vitae, Scientific career outline, Certificates, List of publications, Overview of third-party funding, Teaching experience, Evaluation results, Research concept, Teaching concept |
| Employer Contact | [email protected] |
The desired research profile for this professorship aims to significantly contribute to improving the efficacy and safety of medicines. The focus areas include pharmacometrics, translational drug research, personalized pharmacotherapy, medication safety, and patient-centered research. The successful candidate is expected to participate in collaborative interdisciplinary projects within the Section of Pharmacy, the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, and Medicine, especially within the Transdisciplinary Research Areas (TRAs) Modelling and Life & Health.
This position is suitable for candidates with an internationally recognized research profile in Clinical Pharmacy, particularly those with expertise in pharmacometrics, translational drug research, personalized pharmacotherapy, medication safety, and patient-centered research. Applicants should have a proven record of acquiring competitive third-party funding and publishing in high-impact journals. A strong commitment to interdisciplinary collaboration and the ability to teach in German, covering the full scope of clinical pharmacy, are essential. Candidates with a license to practice as a pharmacist are desirable.
The University of Bonn is an international research university with a broad education and research profile, boasting a 200-year history. It has approximately 31,500 students and more than 6,000 staff. The university holds an excellent reputation both domestically and internationally and is recognized as a University of Excellence. It promotes an open, respectful, and non-discriminatory academic culture, actively committed to equal opportunity and family friendliness.
The professorship is scheduled to start in the Winter Term 2027/28.
The key research areas include pharmacometrics, translational drug research, personalized pharmacotherapy, medication safety, and patient-centered research.
A license to practice as a pharmacist is desirable for this position.
Applications can be submitted in German or English.
The deadline for applications is October 6, 2026.
Questions can be directed to [email protected].
This listing is summarised from the official advertisement. Always confirm the details, including the closing date, on the employer's own site before applying.
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