• Contribute to the historic reconstruction of USAID, with explicit consideration to its data practices
  • Work collaboratively with the Humanitarian Archive Emergency (HAE) at the University of Manchester
  • Design, conduct, and archive oral historical past interviews with related stakeholders
  • Analyze qualitative information utilizing essential and reflexive methodologies
  • Publish analysis findings in peer-reviewed educational journals
  • Actively help the work of the German Humanitarian Studies Network
  • Education: An wonderful doctoral diploma (PhD) in History, Anthropology, Sociology, Political Science, or a carefully associated self-discipline
  • Research Interests: Demonstrated curiosity in humanitarian governance, essential data manufacturing, or reflexive social science approaches
  • Methodological Skills: Proven expertise in designing, conducting, and analyzing qualitative interviews, notably oral historical past
  • Academic Excellence: Ability to supply high-quality scholarly publications and contribute meaningfully to collaborative analysis environments
  • State-of-the-art amenities and trendy working situations
  • A supportive, worldwide, and interdisciplinary educational crew
  • Strong institutional dedication to work–life stability and household compatibility
  • An inclusive recruitment coverage, with precedence given to candidates with disabilities, offered {qualifications} are equal
  • Curriculum Vitae (CV)
  • Cover Letter outlining motivation and suitability for the fellowship
  • Research Proposal (2–3 pages) detailing the applicant’s meant contribution to the venture