The Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt (KU) is a non-state university under church leadership and officially recognized by the Free State of Bavaria. It is committed to strong research and excellent teaching and combines first-class study conditions with an international focus. Eight faculties offer a wide range of subjects for around 5,000 students. The University employs 900 people of different faiths and beliefs. Grounded in the Christian view of human life, the KU aims to create an academic and educational culture of responsibility.
Our KU University Language Center invites applications for a full-time position (100%) as
Lecturer for English
to be filled on a permanent basis starting October 1, 2026. The place of work shall be Eichstätt. The successful candidate will be employed in a private-law employment relationship, in which case remuneration will be according to pay grade E 13 TV-L provided that the requirements are met.
It is possible to split the position in two part-time positions (50%) under certain conditions.
Your tasks
- Organizing, planning and teaching of English language practice including regional studies (18 semester hours per week)
- Supporting and advising students
- Supervising the lecturers for English
- Creating and evaluating tests and (module) examinations
- Participating in the implementation of the English aptitude test procedure
- Issuing language certificates
- Participating in academic self-administration
Your profile
- Qualified academic degree, preferably in English/American Studies
- Native-level English language skills or level C2
- Good knowledge of German
- Experience in the field of foreign language teaching in higher education
- Experience in creating teaching materials, including the use of modern media and AI
- Ability to work in a team, organizational skills and willingness to work flexible hours
Your application
Please send your detailed application with the usual supporting documents by April 10, 2026, to the Head of our Language Center, Dr. Susanne Schäfer, using our online application portal. All submitted application documents will be destroyed in accordance with data protection regulations after the hiring process has been completed.
All employees are obliged to acknowledge the nature and mission of the KU as stipulated in its Mission Statement and Foundation Charter. The University is therefore interested in receiving applications with relevant information in this regard. Other than that, there are no denominational requirements for employment at the KU.
The KU is committed to promoting equal opportunities, and aims to ensure that its members are able to balance work and family life. Candidates with severe disabilities who are equally suitable to other applicants will be prioritized.
