Within the Faculty of Public Health (FSP) and the Institute of Health and Society (IRSS), Health Science Sector, this position will include the following teaching, research and community service duties:
You will primarily teach in the field of community health, with a focus on the analysis of social determinants, participation, and dynamics of cooperation. The community approach integrates global health concepts, community diagnosis and project planning. The teaching responsibilities will also include courses in health promotion, notably strategies and core values with an emphasis on reducing social health inequalities. You will teach in the Master's programs of the Faculty, and also supervise Master’s dissertations.
You will develop your own research activies, including leading research projects in the field of community health. Your activities will focus on intervention strategies within community health and health promotion, with a particular emphasis on reducing social health inequalities. Your activities could include an analysis of the social, cultural and environmental determinants influencing the health of populations, and mobilize qualitative, quantitative or mixed methods. Your activities may also involve a commitment to co-constructing actions and their evaluation with local stakeholders, with the aim to strengthening the autonomy and the empowerment of communities. These activities will incorporate a sustainable approach that is attentive to social justice in health.
You will be responsible for the supervision of PhD theses.
Once tenured, you will carry out various service activities and responsibilities within the institution, such as being a member of a programme committee or examination committee, or having management responsibilities within the faculty or research institute.
You will also contribute to serving society, particularly in the economic, social, cultural or development cooperation fields. Finally, you will ensure, through research and teaching activities, the university’s international visibility.