Academic position in Social Psychology - Lecturer, Assistant Professor

European University Cyprus invites applications from candidates with a strong research record, as the University continues to strengthen its international standing. Having been included, in the last consecutive years, in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings, the University aims to further enhance and retain its presence among the Top Universities worldwide.  Successful candidates will benefit from a significant reduction in teaching load from the first year of their appointment. The extent of the reduction will depend on the quantity and quality of their Scopus-indexed publications over the past five (5) years.

The School of Humanities, Social & Education Sciences, Department of Psychology and Social Sciences seeks to recruit qualified academics in the following discipline and academic ranks:

• Social Psychology (Lecturer or Assistant Professor)

 Duties and responsibilities:

• As described in the University’s Charter by laws

Required qualifications, skills and competences:

• Doctorate degree ( PhD, holder in Psychology with a Specialization in Social Psychology or closely related field within Social Psychology)
• Master Degree in Social Psychology or closely related field is desirable
• BSc in Psychology
• Technology oriented
• Excellent written and oral communication skills
• Fluency in Greek and English
• Very good interpersonal skills
• Global mindset
• Student Oriented
• Innovative
• Team Worker
• Emotional Intelligent

Former Teaching Experience:

• For the rank of Lecturer, substantial proof of competence in teaching and research is required.
• For the rank of Assistant Professor at least 3 years of continuous academic and research experience in renowned academic institutions is required.

Candidacies should include the following documents:

• Letter of interest
• Curriculum Vitae
• Proof of qualifications
• 2 letters of reference (To be submitted by referees upon request)
• Sample of representative publication(s)

Deadline for applications: Friday, December 4, 2026