Student Instructors for Hacky Hours Study Cafe

We are looking for two dedicated and academically strong student instructors to support fellow history students working independently on digital projects in relevant courses like Kildenært emne or BA-projects. The support will take place through a hacky hour study café in the library/Nobelsalen, two hours a week (usually Friday 12-14 or 14-16; 26 hours in total). The Hacky Hour Study Café is meant to support the use of tools introduced in DAM in other courses and student projects.

Employment period 1 February – 31 May 2027.

Responsibilities

As a student instructor, you will:

• Help students contextualize and apply the tools (Voyant, Transkribus, R, OpenRefine, regex, spreadsheets and their Ucloud variants) introduced in DAM to new projects.
• Assist with troubleshooting their machines and support their understanding of core concepts.
• Guide students in working on their own project.
• Demonstrate best digital practices and foster the development of computational thinking.
• In short: “Teach students how to fish – and occasionally hand out a free fish.”

We expect that you:

• Have completed the DAM or similar course with good results.
• Are interested in teaching and motivated to help others understand complex topics.
• Are patient, approachable, and able to communicate technical material in an accessible way.

We offer:

• A stimulating and rewarding student job where you strengthen both your academic and teaching skills.
• An inspiring learning environment where you can make a real difference for your fellow students.

Please contact Kathrine Juul Svejstrup [email protected] for more information about the position.

A prerequisite for employment is that the applicant is an actively enrolled student. Employment is subject to the availability of the necessary funding.

Applicants will be notified of the outcome of their application within four weeks of the application deadline.

Application

Please upload a short motivated application and your CV.

Terms of Employment

Employment is in accordance with the Ministry of Finance and SUL Finansministeriet og SUL (student instructors).

The application must include a copy of your diploma and any documentation of previous teaching experience. Aarhus University aims to be an attractive and inspiring workplace for everyone and strives for a culture where each individual can thrive and develop. We view equality and diversity as valuable resources and therefore encourage all interested candidates to apply.

About Arts

The Faculty of Arts is one of Northern Europe’s most significant faculties for research and higher education in the humanities, theology and education. Within this broad academic scope, the faculty comprises approximately 700 researchers, 200 PhD students, 9,000 Bachelor’s and Master’s degree students, and 1,500 further and continuing education students. We believe that the best ideas arise when different perspectives meet – and that research, teaching and innovation are best developed in dialogue with the surrounding society.

You can find more information here: Faculty of Arts | Aarhus Universitet

The application must be submitted via Aarhus University’s recruitment system, which can be accessed under the job advertisement on Aarhus University's website.