Lecturer* in Systemic Counselling in Social Work (70 - 90 %)
- 04 November 2026
- 70 – 90%
- Bern
About the job
What you will do here
- Design and lead continuing education courses in Systemic Counselling (including budget and personnel planning, supervision and assessment of CAS final theses, involvement in marketing of continuing education courses)
- Teach in continuing education courses in the subject area
- If possible, acquire, design and lead service, research and development projects
- Ensure networking with key stakeholders and practice partners
- Take on further university tasks according to interest and suitability (e.g. supervision of practical placements and theses of BSc students, teaching in the BSc)
What you ideally bring with you
- Consecutive master's degree (MSc or MA) mandatory, preferably in Social Work, related disciplines possible
- Comprehensive further training (MAS or equivalent) in Systemic Counselling
- Extensive practical experience and expertise in Systemic Counselling in Social Work
- Teaching experience at tertiary level as well as further training in university didactics or willingness to complete this
- Digital affinity and enthusiasm for continuing education management
The first interviews will take place on 15.12.2026 and the second interviews on 22.12.2026.
Here are already some of our advantages
- An almost unbelievably wide variety of topics and a brilliant mix of research and teaching.
- Great freedom in shaping the work and plenty of scope for your ideas, creativity and decision-making enthusiasm.
- Workplace in a prime location with very good accessibility.
- A casual, relaxed and respectful atmosphere with lots of helpfulness.
- An education-friendly culture in which individual learning goals and further training are also supported organisationally.
I will guide you through the
application process
application process
Silja Genoud
HR Consultant
T +41 31 848 43 39
The Department of Social Work
Our passion in the Department of Social Work is the analysis and scientific treatment of social problems. We see ourselves as drivers of social innovation – for the society of tomorrow.