Beschreibung
Would you like to contribute to the development of the canton of Fribourg, have a public service spirit, and are looking for a varied and meaningful position? At the State of Fribourg, you will work for the canton’s largest employer. Attentive, dynamic and forward-looking, the cantonal administration and its institutions serve the population of Fribourg.
Teaching, research, jobs, events: the University of Fribourg is a space for innovation and an important engine for the economic and cultural life of the region. It attracts students and researchers from all over Switzerland and the world, shaping the daily life of the bilingual city of Fribourg since its foundation in 1889.
The Bachelor in Biomedical Sciences has been offered at the University of Fribourg since 2006. For the planning and coordination of the BMS programme, as well as for student advising, the Medicine section is seeking a coordinator.
The coordinator is integrated into the Med-Office of the Medicine section and is supported by the secretariat. He or she works under the responsibility of the chairperson of the Bachelor in Biomedical Sciences study commission.
The State as employer encourages the reconciliation of professional and private life and offers an attractive environment and working conditions to its collaborators. For more information, follow this link.
Complete applications, accompanied by a cover letter, must be submitted using the link below. Applications are evaluated as they are received.
- Coordination and planning of the Bachelor in Biomedical Sciences programme:
- Ensure the administrative and scientific follow-up of the BMS study commission
- Plan and organise the study programme with the various internal and external partners
- Ensure documentation and communication between the different actors of the programme
- Student advising:
- Conduct information sessions and provide individual advice, including to prospective students.
- Pedagogical development and support:
- Advise and guide the heads of teaching units as well as the teachers.
- Doctorate in a natural sciences field, preferably in biomedicine or life sciences
- Pedagogical training and teaching experience
- Good understanding of the competency-based approach and formative approaches
- Experience in organising and planning university teaching
- Autonomous, rigorous and structured working style
- Ability to integrate into a team, with leadership and communication skills
- German and/or French, with very good knowledge of the other language (bilingual work)
- Proficiency in English is required
Helene Wigginton, helene.wigginton@unifr.ch