[visionlist] Update: 2 Tenured Associate Professor Positions at the Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences of the University of Coimbra Portugal

[Jorge Almeida]

 (Please Note: deadline and some clarification in terms of diploma and
language requirements)

The Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences of the University of
Coimbra, Portugal, has two open Positions for Associate Professor. The
official post is below:

http://www.uc.pt/drh/rm/pconcursais/pessoal_docente/A_decorrer/fpce/P053-18-7647/edital_en

This is a tenured position with a very competitive salary for Portugal. The
University has a 3T MRI, and the faculty has facilities for EEG, and other
labs in the field. The Faculty of Psychology and Educational Science has
several funded projects on-going including one ERC starting grant in
Cognitive Neuroscience and object recognition.

The University of Coimbra is a 700 year old University and has been
selected as a UNESCO world Heritage site. Coimbra is one of the most lively
university cities in the world, and it is a beautiful city with easy access
to the beach and mountain.

The deadline for application is on *March 19* but it is advisable that all
documents are in physically at this date. Because physical copies of the
documents of the application have to be sent by snail registered mail to
Portugal (perhaps even UPS, Fedex, etc), the application should be sent
with enough time (I recommend a couple of weeks in advance). You can find
the address in point III.3 of the call (the address should include the
tender reference: P053-18-7647.

The applicants should have their Diplomas registered in Portugal. Depending
on where you obtained your PhD, and whether the diploma is not in English
(or Portuguese) you may need to have a notarized translation and you may
need an Apostille. You can register your Diplomas online at the ministry of
education website:
https://www.dges.gov.pt/pt/content/recautomatico
This process takes some time and it is a necessary process for all
applications in Portugal, so you should start it right away.

In terms of the language requirements, if you are not a native speaker of
Portuguese OR English, you need to prove that you have a C1 level in
English OR Portuguese (or both obviously, but one is enough). One option to
do so is to have a statement under oath that you have the required level of
English (or Portuguese).

Hope to see you here in Coimbra!
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