Two Professorships of Clinical Psychology - Focus on E-Mental Health

Ghulam Qadir Brig, Switzerland full-time Remote Psychologist EMPLOYER: UniDistance Suisse LOCATION: Brig, Switzerland TYPE: Full-Time (2 x 100%), Open Rank (Assistant/Associate/Full Professor) START DATE: February 1, 2027 or upon agreement APPLICATION DEADLINE: September 14, 2026 Requirements Doctoral degree in psychology or closely related field Several years postdoctoral research experience in clinical psychology Federal recognition as psychotherapist (or equivalent) or at advanced stage Strong research focus in clinical psychology with expertise in e-mental health or digital approaches Experience with AI and/or data protection in this context is an asset Proven track record of high-quality research output Experience acquiring competitive third-party research funding University-level teaching experience in clinical psychology Blended or digital learning experience advantageous Active proficiency in French or German, willingness to acquire passive knowledge of other language Strong academic proficiency in English Responsibilities Conduct internationally visible research in Clinical Psychology with focus on e-mental health Publish in leading peer-reviewed journals Secure competitive third-party funding Supervise and mentor Bachelor, Master, and doctoral students Provide academic leadership Establish collaborations nationally and internationally Teach in French and/or German in online and distance formats Develop e-learning and digital education approaches Contribute to strategic development of Faculty Participate in academic self-governance What Is Offered Start-up support through dedicated funding Dynamic academic environment in research-intensive institution Opportunity to shape innovative online teaching approaches High degree of autonomy Attractive employment conditions with competitive benefits Inspiring working environment in Brig near Swiss Alps Strong commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion Contact Patrick Constantin (HR) | Prof. Dr. Thomas Reber (German) | Prof. Dr. Geraldine Coppin (French) | #J-18808-Ljbffr