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About the Role
Macromedia University is seeking freelance lecturers for Psychology courses in Berlin. The role involves teaching in person and/or online, with teaching materials available upon request. Courses include Developmental Psychology, General Psychology, Psychodynamic and Behavioural Approaches, and Social Psychology.
Responsibilities
- Teach Developmental Psychology
- Teach General Psychology
- Teach Psychodynamic and Behavioural Approaches
- Teach Social Psychology
- Conduct teaching in person and/or online
Requirements
- Theoretical and ideally practical experience in the specified knowledge areas
- Enthusiasm for teaching and supporting young people in their professional and personal development
Location
- Berlin
Work Type
- Freelance
- In person
- Online
Benefits
- Pleasant working atmosphere
- Lively and dynamic environment of a private educational institution
- Varied field of activity with highly motivated colleagues
- Conscious and appreciative approach to diversity and individuality
About the Company
- Macromedia GmbH is part of the international Galileo Global Education group, aiming to provide access to higher education for young people worldwide.
- Galileo Global Education has over 300,000 students enrolled in more than 60 schools and universities globally.
- Macromedia is expanding in Germany with Macromedia University of Applied Sciences and Macromedia Academy, preparing students for a digitalized world.
- Macromedia University of Applied Sciences is a leading private university of applied sciences in Germany, state-recognized.
- The university offers practice-oriented Bachelor's and Master's programs in German and English.
- Areas of focus include Media and Management, Games and Coding, Film, Design, Acting, Journalism, Psychology, Sports, and Music.
- Approximately 5,500 students are enrolled across its campuses and study centers, taught by around 140 professors.