Career path: Professorship

An exciting job awaits you: become a professor at Anhalt University of Applied Sciences to pass on your knowledge to the next generation. Together with our academic staff, you will play a key role in shaping the content of teaching, research and continuing education at Anhalt University of Applied Sciences for decades to come. Benefit from the fact that with a professorship you can organize your working hours flexibly and search for your own research topics. You can set your own priorities and develop your own individual working day. Make a career at Anhalt University of Applied Sciences!

On this page, you will gain an insight into the job description of a professorship at a UAS and find out which prerequisites you need to fulfill. The application process at a university is also described. If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Free professorships

The following professorships are currently advertised:

Dynamics and control of photovoltaic systems

You can find out about the current status of ongoing appointment procedures on our appointment monitor.

Course of an appeal procedure

Here you can find out which prerequisites you need to fulfill, how the application phase works and how you are finally appointed.

Active recruitment at universities of applied sciences - a profitability analysis

In light of the impending generational shift at universities of applied sciences and the growing challenges in faculty recruitment, the tool of active recruitment is gaining increasing strategic importance. This paper uses experiences from the joint project CASE to analyze the extent to which investments in active recruitment strategies are economically worthwhile particularly under conditions of limited resources. At the core is a cost-effectiveness analysis, which shows that, under the stated assumptions, active recruitment already pays off if only 17% of the procedures prevent the need for a repeated call for applications. It thus proves to be a strategically valuable instrument for attracting academic staff. This study offers a practice-oriented contribution to the further development of modern recruitment strategies at public universities and highlights the potential for their institutional consolidation.

You can find the entire article here:

Doing a doctorate at HAWs in Saxony-Anhalt

In Saxony-Anhalt, universities of applied sciences can independently award doctoral degrees to their doctoral students. You can find an overview of the topic here.

HAW professorship in Saxony-Anhalt

  • A smiling woman in professional attire sits outdoors near a building, with the text "Weiter denken" prominently displayed, promoting innovative thinking. The logo includes "Die HAW Professorin in Sachsen-Anhalt" and the slogan "Mit Raum für Visionen." © CASE
  • A smiling middle-aged man in a suit leans on a railing, representing the concept of progressive thinking. The text promotes "Weiter denken" (think further) for "Die HAW Professor in Sachsen-Anhalt," encouraging inspiration and innovation. © CASE
  • A smiling professional in a lab coat holds a beaker, symbolizing scientific research. The text promotes "Weiter denken" (think further) and pursuing independent research paths at "Die HAW Professor in Sachsen-Anhalt." © CASE
  • A smiling man in a workshop plays a large electronic keyboard labeled "Nord Lead A1sc," suggesting turning a passion into a profession, with the text "Weiter denken" (think further) and "Und das Hobby zur Berufung machen" (and turn the hobby into a calling). © CASE
  • A smiling man in glasses, wearing a dark shirt, stands in a lab-like setting, gesturing toward equipment. The text emphasizes innovative thinking with the phrase "Weiter denken" and mentions finding answers to future questions. © CASE

The "weiter denken" campaign gives a comprehensive impression of the opportunities and prospects of a professorship at the UAS in Saxony-Anhalt. To this end, 18 professors from the four universities in the state give vivid impressions of their working world in videos, photos and interviews. The variety of topics discussed ranges from close cooperation with students and practice-oriented research to the advantages of the federal state.

Prof. Dr. Carôt, Prof. Dr. Grewe, Prof. Hartwig, Prof. Dr. Sauerhering and Prof. Dr. Stange from Anhalt University of Applied Sciences will be taking part. All content and videos are available by clicking on www.weiter-denken.prof.

Job description HAW professorship

When a profession becomes a vocation: a career with impact

Real luxury in everyday life as a professor: Prof. Dr. Christina Fischer reports
Interview with Prof. Dr. Sauerhering
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"Supported by: Federal Ministry of Education and Research, Technology and Spaceflight. The logo features the German eagle emblem and the German flag colors." © BMFTR
"Logo of the Gemeinsame Wissenschaftskonferenz (GWK). It features a stylized circular design in magenta color alongside the text 'Gemeinsame Wissenschaftskonferenz GWK' in magenta. The GWK is a joint science conference in Germany." © GWK
The image features the logo of Sachsen-Anhalt, a German state, alongside the hashtag "#moderndenken," which translates to "#modernthinking." The logo includes a colorful shield emblem. The text promotes modern thinking in the context of Sachsen-Anhalt. © LSA
A career with impact

All the advantages of an HAW professorship are also highlighted in this nationwide campaign: More information can be found here.

Together with computer science students, we develop efficient, sustainable and creative solutions with and for various disciplines.

Prof. Dr. Anika Groß, Professor at the Department of Computer Science and Languages

Service

I would like to pass on my enthusiasm and motivation to the students.

Prof. Dr. Christian Hänig, Professor at the Department of Computer Science and Languages

Teaching award at Anhalt University of Applied Sciences

This year's award winners explain their idea in an interview.