The Institute for Peace Research and Security Policy at the University of Hamburg has been investigating the conditions for peace and security – on a global, regional and local scale – since 1971. The IFSH aims to contribute actively to peace by conducting outstanding and innovative research. Transferring knowledge from research to politics and society is a fundamental part of the institute's work.
We currently employ around 70 colleagues in research, transfer, teaching and administration at our locations in Hamburg and Berlin. Thanks to funding from the City of Hamburg, we are expanding our science and service teams significantly as part of a growth strategy for the coming years. The IFSH is an international and diverse institution. We combine a culture of openness, agility and short communication channels with the reputation of an established and well-connected research institution.
The IFSH is seeking a committed Event Manager to join its Communications Department, which is responsible for the institute’s strategic, science and media communications. This 70% part-time position entails 28 hours per week. It is graded at EG 11 under the TV-AVH collective agreement, is based in Hamburg and is to be filled as soon as possible. The position is initially limited to two years, with the possibility of an extension subject to the availability of funding.
In this role, you will organise events that bring researchers into conversation with specialist audiences, policymakers, civil society and the interested public. Events are an important communication tool and contribute to the IFSH’s knowledge transfer. Initially, the role combines hands-on event organisation with independent project management. Over time, it will increasingly involve developing event formats and engaging with stakeholders. Overall strategic responsibility rests with the Head of Communications.
In this role, you will organise events that bring researchers into conversation with specialist audiences, policymakers, civil society and the interested public. Events are an important communication tool and contribute to the IFSH’s knowledge transfer. Initially, the role combines hands-on event organisation with independent project management. Over time, it will increasingly involve developing event formats and engaging with stakeholders. Overall strategic responsibility rests with the Head of Communications.
