Managing the application and admission process; Organizing events (including annual retreats), seminars and workshops; Supporting and guiding candidates and supervisors; Managing budgets and responsibility for financial reporting; Tracking student and graduate career development to support reporting and programme development; Strategic coordination with institute administrative and scientific leadership to continually strengthen the school
Requirements:
The candidate is expected to hold a PhD degree in the natural sciences. We seek an enthusiastic, self-motivated person who works in a structured manner and has excellent communication, motivational, and organizational skills. Experience and ability working in a multinational environment is advantageous. The candidate must be fluent in English and German. Leadership experience, as well as a demonstrable interest in graduate education, is desirable
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Scientific Coordinator of the International Max Planck Research School for Earth System Modelling (IMPRS-ESM) (all genders) Managing the application and admission process; Organizing events (including annual retreats), seminars and workshops; Supporting and guiding candidates and supervisors; Managing budgets and responsibility for financial reporting; Tracking student and graduate career development to support reporting and programme development; Strategic coordination with institute administrative and scientific leadership to continually strengthen the school The candidate is expected to hold a PhD degree in the natural sciences. We seek an enthusiastic, self-motivated person who works in a structured manner and has excellent communication, motivational, and organizational skills. Experience and ability working in a multinational environment is advantageous. The candidate must be fluent in English and German. Leadership experience, as well as a demonstrable interest in graduate education, is desirable
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