Postdoc (Assistant Professor) in public international law 1821 views

OVERVIEW:

The prospective Assistant Professor will have the following primary responsibilities:

• Teaching of public international law, in the bachelor and master programmes
  • teaching in other areas of law within TLS (in particular philosophy of international law, legal interpretation

ABOUT THE POSITION:

1. Teaching of public international law, in the bachelor and master programmes
2. Teaching in other areas of law within TLS (in particular philosophy of international law, legal interpretation and methodology of legal scholarship)
3. Supervising bachelor and master theses
4. Assisting in the organisation and coordination of summer courses and moot courts
5. Conducting research within the field of public international law
6. Engaging in the development of research projects.

ELEGIBILITY CRITRIA:

1. The following requirements apply to the post:
   • Demonstrable broad knowledge of public international law
   • A PhD degree, preferably based on a thesis in public international law, or a nearly completed PhD dissertation
   • Relevant teaching experience
   • Demonstrable knowledge of the philosophy of (international) law (strongly preferable)
   • Possession of a basic university teaching qualification or preparedness to acquire this qualification within a reasonable timeframe

 HOW TO APPLY:

• Apply online and for further information than contact bia email: [email protected]