UKM Universitätsklinikum Münster | Germany | 48xxx Münster | Student job | Part time - flexible | Published since: 28.04.2026 on stepstone.de
Student Assistant/Student Assistant in Translational Psychiatry (m/f/d)
Student Assistant (gn*) Translational Psychiatry Limited to one year | Part-time with 6 – 8 hours per week | Compensation by arrangement | Institute for Translational Psychiatry | We're the UKM. We have a clear societal mission and a special social responsibility with the connection of healthcare, research and teaching. During your work in addition to studying in translational psychiatry, you benefit from individual care, attractive framework conditions and many ways to grow and introduce yourself. Together we want to successfully start the future – best with you!
At the Institute for Translational Psychiatry at the University Hospital of Münster, we explore the neurobiological foundations of psychiatric diseases with a focus on depression and collect multimodal data, such as, for example, MRI recordings of the brain, psychological diagnosis, neuropsychological testing and genetic information. We are currently looking for support from a person for the NAE study, which uses depth phenotyping to investigate the underlying neurobiological mechanisms of the disease patterns of depressive diseases. .
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Student Assistant (gn*) Translational Psychiatry Limited to one year | Part-time with 6 – 8 hours per week | Compensation by arrangement | Institute for Translational Psychiatry | We're the UKM. We have a clear societal mission and a special social responsibility with the connection of healthcare, research and teaching. During your work in addition to studying in translational psychiatry, you benefit from individual care, attractive framework conditions and many ways to grow and introduce yourself. Together we want to successfully start the future – best with you!
At the Institute for Translational Psychiatry at the University Hospital of Münster, we explore the neurobiological foundations of psychiatric diseases with a focus on depression and collect multimodal data, such as, for example, MRI recordings of the brain, psychological diagnosis, neuropsychological testing and genetic information. We are currently looking for support from a person for the NAE study, which uses depth phenotyping to investigate the underlying neurobiological mechanisms of the disease patterns of depressive diseases.
Study coordination Telephone and mail contact with participants Coordination of online questionnaire surveys Quality management of questionnaire and interview data Support for data processing and management
Advanced Bachelor Program or Beginning Master Programme of Psychology kindness, communication skills, social competence, team spirit Certainty, reliability and independent, precise work High commitment and responsibility Basic knowledge of psychological diagnosis (measurement of psychological constructs and test theory as well as evaluation of the comparability of psychological measuring instruments) and clinical psychology Affinity for data management (good MS-Excel and R- or SPSS knowledge desirable)
Variety of continuing and continuing training for your development Respectful cooperation in a diverse team of psychologists, medical professionals, biologists, computer scientists and technical assistants Numerous support and consulting services Many other benefits such as sports, job ticket, factory and canteen CONDITIONS: Varied Flexible working hours Relevant professional experience Attractive remuneration Further advantages
Location
 | UKM Universitätsklinikum Münster | |
| 48149 Münster | ||
| Germany |
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