About the opportunity
The University of Vienna is seeking a Student Assistant (Studienassistent*in) at the Institute for Systematic Theology and Religious Studies to support Prof. Dr. Peter Schüz and the team in research and teaching. The role involves supporting research-related activities, organizing conferences, managing digital media (website, AI, social media), conducting literature research, and assisting with teaching preparation and proofreading.
Salary and benefits
- Flexible, study-compatible working hours.
- Possibility to work remotely.
- International team and excellent research infrastructure.
- Easy access via public transportation.
- Free internal further training opportunities to expand and deepen competencies.
- Salary: Maximum of EUR 1,299.60 for a 20-hour work week.
Who can apply?
- Currently enrolled in a degree program in Protestant Theology (evangelische Theologie).
- Very good knowledge of German and English.
- Interest in Systematic Theology and scientific work.
- Competence and creativity in digital media, web design, social media, and IT.
- Flexibility, team spirit, and a conscientious, accurate way of working.
Required documents
- Curriculum Vitae (CV).
- Short motivation letter (maximum 1 page).
- Overview of courses and academic achievements in Systematic Theology (and potentially Philosophy).
- Overview of skills and experience in IT, web design, and digital media.
When to apply
- Application deadline: September 15, 2026.
- Position starts on October 1, 2026, and is limited until January 31, 2027.
How to apply
- Apply via the University of Vienna job portal using the "Jetzt bewerben" (Apply Now) button.
Our Take on This Opportunity
This section reflects Open Opportunities’ own analysis of the opportunity from an applicant’s perspective.
You may be a strong fit if…
- Currently enrolled student in Protestant Theology at the University of Vienna.
- Strong interest in systematic theology and academic research support.
- Proficiency in digital media, web design, or social media management.
What should you think carefully about?
- This is a temporary, part-time position limited to four months (October 2026 to January 2027).
- The role is hybrid, but you should verify the frequency of on-site requirements in Vienna.
- The salary is capped at a specific maximum for a 20-hour work week.
How could this fit your current goals and plans?
This assistantship is a great way to gain professional academic experience, build a network within the Institute for Systematic Theology, and develop organizational and research skills while completing your studies. It is a low-risk, short-term commitment that enhances your CV with practical experience in an international research environment.
Our take
A perfect fit for theology students in Vienna looking for relevant part-time work. It is not suitable for those seeking long-term employment or those not currently enrolled in the specified degree program.
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