Contract Teacher (Grade 3 / Social Sciences and Humanities) – 160 hours (M/F)

Main tasks and activities :

The faculty member (M/F) will be responsible for teaching 160 hours of equivalent teaching time (ET):

Enrollment: 82.78 FTE

• S3: Seminar – 6:26 p.m. (11 a.m. equivalent) with Martin Minost as part of the semester’s theme, “Habitat, Space, and Use” → proposed topics expected
• S4: CM – 36.52 hours (equivalent to 22 hours) as part of the semester’s theme, “Public Space and Facilities” → a more specific course topic is expected to be proposed
• S6: Tutorial – 28 hours (equivalent to tutorial hours) Bachelor’s Thesis

Master’s: 77.22 credit hours

• S7 and S9: Lecture – 6:26 p.m. (11 hours) “Anthropology of Minority Groups” with Catherine Deschamps
• S8: 36.52 hours of equivalent teaching time (22 hours) in anthropology → proposal for a more specific course topic is expected
• S7-S8-S9: SEM- 22.44 hours (equivalent to teaching hours) Seminar in the field of “Art and Scenography”; seminar on “Art, Film, and Architecture” (courses in visual anthropology and thesis supervision)

  

Profile required:

Technical Skills
The instructor (M/F) must hold a Ph.D., ideally in Anthropology or Qualitative Sociology.

Expertise
The teacher (male/female) will be required to:

• have experience teaching urban anthropology, as well as teaching at the undergraduate and graduate levels;
• have experience with various fieldwork methods (with a particular focus on ethnographic approaches), which are shared within their laboratory and passed on to their students;
• demonstrate an ability to vary approaches across art and writing, role-playing exercises, and educational materials, as well as an interest in alternative forms of writing;
• shows an interest in creative research.

Interpersonal Skills
The teacher (M/F) must be able to work well in a team.
  

How to apply :

• Application deadline: June 30, 2026
• Contents of the application package:
  – course proposal; – complete academic CV.
• Please email recrutements@paris-lavillette.archi.fr and alessia.debiase@paris-lavillette.archi.fr

  

Auditions:

The hearings will take place on July 9, 2026, starting at 2:00 p.m.
The members of the jury are:

• Alessia de Biase, professor of social sciences and humanities
• Catherine Deschamps, Social Sciences and Humanities Professor
• Esteban Restrepo Restrepo, ATR-APV Associate Professor
• Jodelle Zetlaoui Léger, Professor of Social Sciences and Humanities