Study Program Civil Engineering | Department Building and Design
Kennziffer: BG 2025/08
Your Profile
- You are a profiled personality with superior knowledge as well as profound scientific and practical experience in the field of water management.
- You have a university degree in civil engineering or a comparable degree (master, diploma) as well as a PhD, preferably in the field of water management. You can provide relevant professional experience. Comprehensive expertise in planning, computation and construction of water management facilities and water bodies as well as in managing corresponding practical or research projects is desired.
- You are capable of teaching the subject of water management in the bachelor’s and master’s degree programs in civil engineering, including courses on hydraulics, hydrology, water engineering, aquatic ecology, and flood risk management. Furthermore, we expect commitment in the further development of our study programs, also with reference to the challenges of water management (e.g. climate change adaptation and digitalization).
- You are well connected in the water management sector and intend to actively participate in the research activities of the university (e.g. within the research program STAMP).
The subject water management is to be represented both in teaching and in applied research. We expect very good didactical skills as well as the willingness to participate in the exchange with our international partner universities and to offer courses in English. In addition, we expect committed participation in teaching basic subjects and possibly giving lectures in related subject areas.
We expect the applicant to integrate themselves well into the existing team both professionally and personally, to get involved in the academic self-administration of our university and to enjoy imparting knowledge from their own professional experience to the students.
The university has a large number of collaborations with universities, research institutions as well as companies. Intensifying and expanding these collaborations is highly desired.
Active participation in the university’s research activities is desired. In this context, we strive to increase third-party funding and the number of cooperative doctorates.
We advocate a supervision concept that requires a high level of presence of the teaching staff at the university campus.
German language skills (at least level C1) and English language skills are required. Teaching language ist mainly German.
The hiring requirements for professors are regulated in Sec 49 of the Higher Education Act of the State of Rhineland-Palatinate.
We expressly welcome applications from all age groups and independent of gender identify, disability, ethnic background, religion, ideology, sexual orientation or identity.
If you have any content-related questions regarding this job announcement, please do not hesitate to contact Prof. Dr.-Ing. Marc Illgen (marc.illgen@hs-kl.de).
Our Offer
This position is available from 01.09.2026 at the Kaiserslautern campus of Kaiserslautern University of Applied Sciences at the Department Building and Design in full time (100%).
Kaiserslautern University of Applied Sciences is a research-intensive university of applied sciences in the fields of computer science, technology, business, design and health. We educate around 6,300 students in more than 70 degree programmes and continuing education programmes at our three campuses in Kaiserslautern, Pirmasens and ZweibrĂĽcken. There are currently four main areas of research.
At our university of applied sciences and design, with its distinctive profile in applied research and development as well as academic further education, you can expect an innovative work environment and versatile further education opportunities within the framework of personnel development. Kaiserslautern University of Applied Sciences supports the compatibility of family and career, e.g., through flexible working hours.
In line with the State Equal Opportunities Act, Kaiserslautern University of Applied Sciences strives to further increase the proportion of women, particularly in research and teaching. We therefore urge them to apply.
Disabled persons will be given preferential consideration if they have the appropriate qualifications (please include proof).
If applicants feel discriminated or not being treated equally, a complaint can be submitted at the AGG-Complaints-Office
(Legal Department).
Your Application
We look forward to receiving your application along with meaningful documents including the completed applicant profile (https://www.hs-kl.de/hochschule/aktuelles/stellenangebote), which you can send to us via our online job portal until 30.09.2025.
