About the position
The Research Institute for Time Studies (RITS) at Yamaguchi University was established in April 2000 at the initiative of the then President Dr. Heisuke Hironaka, a Fields medalist. Its mission is to bridge the humanities and sciences through the study of time, create Time Studies as a new interdisciplinary area, and translate research findings into societal benefit. The Institute is currently staffed by a professor, two associate professors, an assistant professor, a specially appointed faculty member, two academic researchers, and administrative staff. In addition, about 100 internal and external researchers are involved in its activities.
The Institute is now inviting applications for a tenure-track faculty position in the field of Psychology, as outlined below.
Work content and job description
The successful candidate is expected to conduct research in the Psychology of Time and lead an independent laboratory. Teaching duties may include general education courses, as well as specialized undergraduate and graduate courses. In addition, the appointee may also be involved in the management and administrative operations of the Research Institute for Time Studies, as well as societal collaboration activities.
Selection
1. Document screening based on submitted materials.
2. Interview for shortlisted candidates. (Travel and accommodation expenses incurred for the interview must be borne by the applicant.)
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