Professor position in Bern University of Applied Sciences in Switzerland

Summary

The Bern University of Applied Sciences is seeking a Professor of Building Physics. The successful candidate will be responsible for teaching and research in the field of building physics, as well as acquiring and conducting research projects. The position is available at 60-100% and is permanent. The ideal candidate will have a university degree in physics or engineering, several years of experience as a building physicist, and good communication and team skills.

Key Facts

Employer	Bern University of Applied Sciences
Department	Departement Architektur, Holz und Bau
Position Type	Professor
Discipline	Bauphysik
Research Area	Bauphysik, Gebäudehülle, Brandschutz
Degree Required	Hochschulabschluss, vorzugsweise in Physik oder Ingenieurwissenschaften
Experience	Mehrjährige Praxiserfahrung als Bauphysiker*in
Contract Duration	Unbefristet
Language	Deutsch, Englisch, Französisch
Employer Address	Biel

About the Project

The research focus is on practical, applied research in the field of building physics, with a focus on energy efficiency, moisture protection, and sound insulation.

Key Responsibilities

• Teaching in the Bachelor and Master programs
• Acquiring and conducting research projects
• Representing the university in public

Required Skills

• Mehrjährige Praxiserfahrung als Bauphysiker*in
• Hochschulabschluss, vorzugsweise in Physik oder Ingenieurwissenschaften
• Kommunikations- und Teamfähigkeit
• Führungserfahrung

Who Should Apply

The position is suitable for individuals with a strong background in building physics and a passion for teaching and research.

Benefits

• Vielfalt an Themen
• Genialer Mix aus Forschung und Lehre
• Selbstständigkeit und Eigenverantwortung

About the Employer

The Bern University of Applied Sciences is a university that focuses on practical, applied research and teaching. The Department of Architecture, Wood and Construction is one of the departments of the university and is responsible for shaping the built environment for the future.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the department responsible for?

The Department of Architecture, Wood and Construction is responsible for shaping the built environment for the future.

What are the key responsibilities of the position?

The key responsibilities include teaching, acquiring and conducting research projects, and representing the university in public.

What skills are required for the position?

The required skills include several years of experience as a building physicist, a university degree in physics or engineering, and good communication and team skills.