Guest Lecturer

bring added value to students and the Erasmus Mundus Joint Master consortium. They can be academic faculty or geospatial professionals world-wide. Activities include: teaching or training in residential courses or short intensive programmes such as summer schools, contribution to the promotion and dissemination of the CDE study programme.

Interested candidates are invited to contact Programme Board members at host universities on a continuous submission scheme by providing a CV, planned teaching or training activities offered according to the programme’s curriculum, duration of stay, proof of proficiency in the language of instruction, and teaching evaluations (optional).

Guest lecturers spend a minimum of one week (4 to 7 consecutive calendar days) of teaching at one of the consortium partner institutions. The host university will provide office space and assistance with travel and accommodation, a contractual agreement shall define potential financial compensation as well as contributions to the CDE study programme.

PLUS-Salzburg serves as host university during semesters 1 and 2, UBS-Vannes and UPOL-Olomouc for semester 3.

Selection Criteria defined by CDE partner universities

Programme Board members support candidates with academic excellence (publication record), delivery of quality courses in English language; added topical and pedagogical value to courses; contribution to diversity (interdisciplinarity) and potential for future collaboration with the consortium.

latest update: March 28, 2024