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Dr.in Julia Schöllbauer

Julia Schöllbauer has been working as lecturer & researcher at the Institute of Business and Psychology at the Ferdinand Porsche FERNFH since September 2023. Before, she has been involved with several Austrian universities and national and international research projects since 2015. Her work in these projects has mainly focused on the psychological challenges and benefits associated with new, technology-supported forms of work (e.g., working flexibly in terms of time and place). These include, for example, the unpredictability of work (days), which she identified as a new work stressor, and the dissolving spatial and temporal boundary between work and leisure/private life.

Career Path

Since 2023

Working as lecturer & researcher at the

Institute of Business and Psychology at

the Ferdinand Porsche FERNFH

2022 – 2023

Project assistant (postdoc) at the Department

of Occupational, Economic, and Social Psychology,

Faculty of Psychology, University of Vienna

Since 2021 

External lecturer at the Faculty of Psychology,

University of Vienna

2016 – 2022

Assistant at the Institute of Management Science,

TU Wien

2017 – 2022

Project assistant and predoctoral fellow (pre-doc)

at the Department of Occupational, Economic,

and Social Psychology, Faculty of Psychology,

University of Vienna

2018 – 2019

Project assistant at the Institute of Psychology,

University of Graz

2015 – 2017

Project assistant at mipra – Institute

for Motive- and Mobility Research

2015 – 2016

Research intern and study assistant at

the Department of Occupational, Economic,

and Social Psychology, Faculty of Psychology,

University of Vienna

Education

2017 – 2022

Doctoral studies in Psychology, University of Vienna;

titel of thesis: Boundaryless and unpredictable:

Psychological implications of contemporary knowledge work

2014– 2016

Master studies in Psychology, University of Vienna;

titel of thesis: The role of cognitive flexibility in

modern working life - interaction with work demands

and influence on performance?

Comparison of employees and entrepreneurs

2011– 2014

Bachelor studies in Psychology, University of Vienna

Memberships of Academic Societies

  • German Psychological Society (DGPs)
Photo: Julia Schöllbauer (c) August Lechner

Julia Schöllbauer

Department of Business and Psychology
Lecturer & researcher