Student Assistant (SHK) for the Collaborative Research Center 1280 (m/f/d)

As a student assistant, you can support the Collaborative Research Center in the Team Science Communication and Public Relations in the care of our websites and in other assistant activities. Central task is backend and front end work; Content care, technical maintenance and web design of the websites of the Collaborative Research Centre Editorial support, e.g. research and fact checking writing short messages; Image editorial Occasionally administrative or organizational support, e.g. for scientific symposia, events or workshops

Previous knowledge of website care and maintenance or content management systems (e.g. based on WordPress) Affinity for technology, digital tools and programs Affinity for graphics, typography and image processing are desired Good understanding and a tendency to commemorate Good knowledge of Windows and pleasure in technical solutions Very good German knowledge and good English skills Basic openness to psychology, medicine, biology or other natural sciences (previous knowledge or study in these subjects not required) Communication talent and organisational skills

Chair of Biopsychology / SFB 1280 The contractually agreed amount of hours is possible at a maximum of 8 hours/week. Volume: Parttime Duration: fixed, 1 year Start: 01.05.2026 Apply until: 31.03.2026 A friendly, open-minded and open working atmosphere Work in an international and lively research association Insight into science culture Further information: The employment is carried out as a student assistant and is governed by § 6 of the German Academic Contract Act (WissZeitVG). The hourly wage is €14.50. The office is the Ruhr-Universität Bochum. Ruhr-Universität Bochum (RUB) is one of the leading research universities in Germany. As a reform-oriented campus university, it unites in a unique way the entire range of large science areas in one place. The dynamic interaction of subjects and discipline cultures gives researchers and students the same special opportunities for interdisciplinary cooperation.

The RUB stands for diversity and equal opportunities. We therefore encourage the cooperation of heterogeneous teams and the professional path of people who are underrepresented in the respective areas of work. The RUB expressly wishes to apply for women. In areas where You are underrepresented, You are preferably taken into account with the same qualification. Applications for people with disabilities are also very welcome. .