Associate Professor in Radiography in University of Southern Denmark (SDU) – Denmark

Summary

The University of Southern Denmark invites applications for an Associate Professor position in Radiography, allocated 10% research time within the Department of Radiology at Odense University Hospital. The role is funded by the state salary scale (steps 4‑8) with additional allowances and offers a five‑year contract, renewable. Candidates must hold a PhD or equivalent, demonstrate research and teaching experience in radiography, and have an interest in ultrasound. Responsibilities include conducting research, academic development, teaching, examinations, supervision, and collaboration across disciplines. Applications are to be submitted in English by 1 November 2026 and must include a range of supporting documents. Foreign hires receive Danish language training and support from the International Staff Office.

Key Facts

Department	UNIFY – Research and Innovation Unit of Radiology, Department of Clinical Research, Faculty of Health Sciences
Position Type	Associate Professor
Discipline	Radiography
Research Area	Radiography (ultrasound)
Degree Required	PhD degree or equivalent postgraduate research qualifications
Experience	Research, teaching, clinical, and educational administration experience in radiography
Salary	Salary steps 4-8 of the state salary scale, plus allowances
Funding	Salary (state salary scale steps 4-8)
Contract Duration	Five years with possibility of extension
Language	English
Deadline	2026-11-01
Required Documents	Motivation letter, Detailed CV, Degree certificates (including PhD diploma), Complete and numbered list of publications, Six scientific peer-reviewed publications, Teaching portfolio, Research plan, Detailed description of research experience, Explanation of other qualifications relevant to the position
Employer Address	Kløvervænget 10, 2nd floor, 5000 Odense C, Denmark
Employer Contact	[email protected], +45 20 59 88 56

About the Project

The position supports research in radiography with a particular focus on ultrasound applications, aiming to advance interdisciplinary imaging techniques and improve patient care. The associate professor will contribute to the UNIFY unit’s broader radiology research agenda, fostering collaborations across clinical and academic settings.

Key Responsibilities

• Conduct independent research in radiography and ultrasound
• Participate in academic development and research training activities
• Teach, supervise, and assess students, including examinations
• Report to the Head of Research on associate‑professor matters
• Collaborate with national and international researchers
• Contribute to obtaining research funding

Required Skills

• Documented research experience in radiography
• Teaching experience and ability to supervise students
• Relevant clinical experience in radiography
• Experience in educational administration
• Strong collaborative and interdisciplinary skills
• Ability to secure research funding
• Proficiency in English

Who Should Apply

Applicants with a PhD or equivalent, documented research and teaching experience in radiography, a strong interest in ultrasound, and proven collaborative skills are encouraged to apply. Relevant clinical experience, educational administration background, and a track record of obtaining research funding are also sought.

Benefits

• Salary steps 4‑8 of the Danish state salary scale
• Centrally agreed associate professor allowance and possible additional allowances
• Danish language training for foreign applicants
• Support services from the International Staff Office
• Part‑time research allocation (10%)
• Possibility of contract extension after five years

About the Employer

UNIFY – Research and Innovation Unit of Radiology is part of the Department of Clinical Research, Faculty of Health Sciences at the University of Southern Denmark. The unit conducts high‑quality research across radiological specialties, hosts about 20 affiliated members, and organizes regular research activities, retreats, and meetings to foster a collaborative environment.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the application deadline?

Applications must be submitted by 1 November 2026 at 23:59 CET.

What documents must be submitted?

A motivation letter, detailed CV, degree certificates, list of publications, six peer‑reviewed publications, teaching portfolio, research plan, description of research experience, and explanation of other qualifications, all as PDF files.

What is the contract length?

The position is for five years with the possibility of extension.

What language proficiency is required?

Applications must be written in English; Danish language training is offered to foreign staff.

How is the salary determined?

The salary is placed within steps 4‑8 of the Danish state salary scale, with an associate professor allowance.