Lecturer for Landscape Architecture Ecosystems (15%)

Berner Fachhochschule

Burgdorf

Key information

Publication date:20 October 2025
Workload:15%
Place of work:Burgdorf

What you will do here

Establish and lead the interdisciplinary real laboratory "Ecosystems and Urban Life" as well as participate in the development of the new BA Landscape Architecture degree program
Develop the task as well as the didactic and methodological structure together with the lecturers of the qualification subjects (e.g. ecology, geology, climatology, plant competencies)
Investigate interactions between human demands and ecological processes in real tasks and develop solutions that productively link nature and habitat
Promote internal and external collaboration as well as build cooperations in teaching and research

From the fall semester 2028, the workplace is expected to be Biel

What you ideally bring with you

University degree in landscape architecture or related discipline, many years of practical experience
Several years of non-university practical experience, as well as a leading role in landscape architecture
Communication and teamwork skills, pronounced initiative
Excellent German skills as well as French or English as a second language

Here are some of our advantages in advance

Curiosity is required, and not just a little. And a lot of independence and personal responsibility.
Responsibility in exciting future projects that attract attention beyond the boundaries of the professional world.
Work with smart minds from various professional fields who, like you, want to make a difference.
Lots of contact with people from Switzerland and around the world.

I will guide you through the
application process

Sandra König-Niederhauser
HR Consultant
T +41 31 848 33 08

The Department of Architecture, Wood and Construction

In the Department of Architecture, Wood and Construction we shape the built environment for the future. With partners from business and society, we develop inspiring solutions for sustainable living spaces and infrastructures and learn from nature about the material wood.