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FACULTY POSITION IN SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY

Employer
Academia Sinica, Institute of Ethnology
Location
Taiwan (TW)
Closing date
Jun 15, 2024
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Position Type
Faculty
Discipline
General Anthropology
Hours
Full Time
Organization Type
Academic
Level of Experience
Entry-level

Job Details

FACULTY POSITION IN SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY

The Institute of Ethnology, Academia Sinica in Taipei, Taiwan, invites applications for a tenure-track faculty position (at the rank of Assistant Research Fellow, equivalent to Assistant Professor, or above) in socio-cultural anthropology or closely related fields (special consideration will be given to those with expertise in Austronesian studies). The Institute of Ethnology is a research institution with excellent resources and funding for fieldwork and research. No teaching is required, and advancement is based on scholarly publication record. We seek candidates whose work is commensurate with and complements the current faculty’s research interests. Ability to communicate in Chinese is necessary. All application materials must be received no later than July15, 2024.

Candidates who wish to apply for the position of Assistant Research Fellow should prepare the following materials:

  1. Application form;
  2. Curriculum vitae, a description of past research and research interests, and a proposal for future research;
  3. Copy of the doctoral diploma, official certificate indicating the passage of dissertation defense, or official letter certifying date for oral defense (if not already a PhD, the successful applicant must have completed all requirements for the degree before August 31, 2024.);
  4. Doctoral dissertation (finalized or a complete draft). If not written in either Chinese or English, must provide a Chinese or English synopsis over 3,000 words;  
  5. Copies of representative publications (if not written in either Chinese or English, must provide Chinese or English abstracts);
  6. University certified graduate level transcripts;
Please send all of the above documents by email, and three hard copies must arrive by July 15, 2024.

       7. Two letters of recommendation ( Recommenders should send their letters directly to Director Hsun Chang by the deadline).

 

Candidates who wish to apply for the position of Research Fellow or Associate Research Fellow should prepare the following materials:

  1. Application form;
  2. Curriculum vitae, a description of past research and research interests, and a proposal for future research;
  3. Copy of the doctoral diploma;
  4. Copies of representative publications (if not written in either Chinese or English, must provide Chinese or English abstracts);
  5. Supporting documentation of current employment;
Please send all of the above documents by email, and three hard copies must arrive by July 15, 2024.

       6. Two letters of recommendation (Recommenders should send their letters directly to Director Hsun Chang by the deadline).

Qualifications for associate research fellow and positions above are subject to The Organization Regulations of the Research Institute of Academia Sinica.  Please confirm the necessary qualifications with Ms. Fen-ann Lin (e-mail below) before mailing your application.

 

Please send the hard copies by registered mail to: Director Hsun CHANG, Institute of Ethnology, Academia Sinica, 11529 Nankang, Taipei, Taiwan R.O.C.                                                         

For further information, please contact Ms. Fen-ann LIN: falin@gate.sinica.edu.tw,  http://www.ioe.sinica.edu.tw/

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The Institute of Ethnology in Academia Sinica is committed to research in socio-cultural anthropology and related fields. In 1928, Professor Tsai Yuan-pei, a major exponent of ethnology in China and then President of Academia Sinica, established the Ethnology Section in the Institute of Social Sciences. In 1934 the Ethnology Section was transferred to the Institute of History and Philology. In 1955, after Academia Sinica had been moved to Taiwan, a preparatory office was established to conduct ethnographic research on the Han Chinese and the nearly 200,000 indigenous Austronesian people in Taiwan. This preparatory office finally led to the establishment of the Institute of Ethnology in 1965, with Professor Ling Shun-sheng as its first director.

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