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The ZEW – Leibniz Centre for European Economic Research in Mannheim, Germany is one of the leading economic research institutes in Europe. The ZEW is a non-profit organization and works in the field of frontierempirical economic research and high-level policy advice. It is integrated into an extensive national and international network of universities and research institutes. The ZEW is looking to fill the following position in the Research Unit “Labour Economics”
6-Year Postdoc with Tenure Option (f/m/d, 100%) Social Insurance
As a successful applicant, you will contribute to the unit’s research agenda and its economic policy advising projects. The new hire will become a member of the research area “Structural Change and Social Insurance.” Hence, applicants' research should focus on social insurance or health-related aspects of work. Candidates should have a strong interest in theory-based, empirical or experimental analyses. Candidates will develop their independent research agenda and career plan, publish in international top journals, and provide research-based policy advice. There are no teaching requirements.
IF INTERESTED, please submit your application (including a cover letter, a research statement, a CV, 2 reference letters, and the job market paper) via the online application form on our website. Reference letters can be submitted through EconJobMarket platform. Interviews will take place online before the December holidays. Please submit your application by 30 November 2026 exclusively via the online application form on our website. |
Date 20.10.2026
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The ZEW – Leibniz Centre for European Economic Research has been awarded the TOTAL E-QUALITY title. This title recognises the institute as an employer that is particularly committed to ensuring equal opportunity in the workplace. Our institute supports and integrates all employees. We welcome applications from all candidates regardless of gender, nationality, ethnicity and social background, religion, disability, age, sexual orientation and identity. |