Join a dynamic research group at ETH Zurich and help explore how societies regulate morally or socially contentious practices. If you are passionate about anthropology, sociology, theology, legal history, or philosophy, this role offers an exciting opportunity to contribute to a major interdisciplinary project.

• Gather materials such as scientific journals, textbooks, statutory texts, codes, court decisions, and doctrinal writings about the regulation of socially controversial practices in different jurisdictions.
• Review interdisciplinary literature from anthropology, sociology, political theory, philosophy, and religious studies on topics like societal taboos, tolerance, decriminalization, legalization, and moral compromise.
• Prepare annotated bibliographies, literature reviews, and research summaries.

• You are an advanced student (preferably advanced Bachelor or at Master level) in history, theology/religious studies, anthropology, sociology, philosophy, or a related field.
• You have a strong academic record and can work with complex, interdisciplinary materials.
• You are comfortable researching politically or morally sensitive topics.
• You are proactive in finding relevant sources across multiple fields.

• Competitive salary paid according to ETH standards.
• Be part of ETH Zurich, supporting your professional development and contributing to positive change in society.
• Enjoy benefits such as public transport season tickets, car sharing, a wide range of sports through ASVZ, childcare, and attractive pension plans.
• Work in a diverse, inclusive, and sustainable environment that values equality of opportunity and respects the rights and dignity of all staff and students.