The Department of Mathematics has an exceptional track record in applying for funding from the ERC, the FNRS, European research frameworks and other regional funds. The successful candidate will be strongly encouraged to contribute to this. The ULB Research Department will provide full assistance with funding applications. There are also internal grants available to support the development of fully fledged research projects. 

The successful candidate will be invited to play a role in the organisation of the department of mathematics. Their teaching load will be at most 90 hours per year for the first three years, before rising to the same level as their colleagues (currently between 100 and 120 hours per year). The teaching (courses, seminars and exercise classes, both at the bachelor and master levels) associated with this position is determined by the collège d'enseignement of the department. 

Courses covered at the time of recruitment.

The subjects to be taught include "Algebra and Geometry", in the bachelor programme, "Algebraic Geometry" in the matster's programme and course of mathematics for students majoring in another science. All courses can be taught in English during the first two years. 

Teaching duties may be reviewed periodically and are subject to modification over time.

The selection committee welcomes applicants showing an interest in the AESS (Agrégation de l'Enseignement Secondaire Supérieur).

Qualifications required:

• Applicants should have at least 4 years of research experience at the time of recruitment (including their PhD thesis.
• Post-doctoral experience and an excellent scientific record.
• International mobility
• Applicants who do not speak French (level C1) will be granted a period of adaptation, but they must be able to teach in French at the end of the third year following their appointment.

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