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Job: Assistant professor in New Media and Game Studies (Utrecht University, The Netherlands)

Please spread the news: Utrecht University, The Netherlands, is looking for an
Assistant professor in New Media and Game Studies (1,0 fte)

Job description

You will work within the Department of Media and Culture Studies, in particular within the New Media & Digital Culture (NMDC) programme. NMDC is part of the chair of Media Theory and caters to the MA New Media & Digital Culture and the BA’s Theater-, Film- and Television Studies and Communication and Information Studies. You will be responsible for teaching predominantly on courses in the domain of new media, games (entertainment and serious) and gamification, and undertake coordination tasks related to these activities.

In addition to your teaching, you will carry out research which complements and enhances the research profile of the Utrecht Focus Area Game Research. You will also perform various job-related administrative tasks.

We are especially interested in applicants whose areas of expertise include two or more of the following:

· serious gaming;

· playful media cultures;

· playful communication, persuasive gaming and gamification;

· Mobile and social media, data analysis and software studies.

All of these areas of expertise should be grounded in a critical, media-theoretical approach.

 

The application deadline is 7/5/2014

 

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