The Inter-University Center for Dance Berlin (HZT) is supported by the Berlin University of the Arts and the Ernst Busch Academy of Dramatic Arts in cooperation with TanzRaumBerlin, a network of Berlin's professional dance scene. The HZT Berlin is a locally and internationally oriented study and research center for a creative and critical examination of dance body-based practices, choreography and performance. The HZT offers three study programs: The Bachelor's program Dance Context Choreography and the two Master's programs Choreography (maC) and Solo/Dance/ Authorship (MA SODA). Students at the HZT are offered a teaching and research environment in which they can develop their own work in the field of contemporary dance through artistic theoretical and collaborative practice, transdisciplinary approaches, contextualization and peer learning. Since 2023, Einstein Professor Claire Cunningham and her team at HZT Berlin have been developing the focus area “Choreography Dance and Disability Arts”.

Field of activity

• Support in the preparation and realisation of an artistic-theoretical project in the field of body-based research
• Support in the preparation and documentation of the work results
• Collaboration in the development of a digital publication
• Assisting with the organisation of international guests and events
• Research activities as part of a current research project on the subject of the body and law by Prof. Dr Sandra Noeth
• Collaboration in the organisation and implementation of various event formats related to the project
• General office work

Requirements

• Enrollment at a German university in at least the 2nd semester
• Independent and reliable development of topics
• High reliability and flexibility
• Enjoy organization and communication, solution- and result-oriented work
• Very good written and spoken German and English skills
• Very good user knowledge of MS Office
• Willingness to participate in regular meetings

We offer an interesting, varied position in a university and artistic environment.

Payment according to TV Stud III.

The UdK Berlin is committed to a non-discriminatory recruitment policy and attaches great importance to equal opportunities and diversity. It strives to increase the proportion of women by hiring and promoting women, especially in management positions and in areas where they are underrepresented, with special consideration of gender mainstreaming. People with a recognized severe disability will be given preferential consideration if they are equally qualified. Please indicate your severe disability in your application if applicable. Applications from people with a migration background who meet the recruitment requirements are expressly welcome.

Please send your written application with informative application documents, quoting the reference number HW1-2025-02, by April 10, 2025 by e-mail to sabine.trautwein[at]intra.udk-berlin.de. Interviews are scheduled for April 14 and 15, 2025. By submitting an application, you as an applicant give your consent for your data to be processed and stored electronically.