Your tasks:

• Support of the chair holder in the research area of international law and public law in research and teaching
• independent preparation and implementation of teaching courses
• Conducting own research activities
• Participation in coaching moot courts in the field of public international law, in particular the Jessup Moot Court and Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Moot Court Competitions

Your profile:

• Successfully completed scientific university degree in law (first state exam), preferably with above-average results (8 Points or more)
• Successfully completed second state exam (8 Points or more) is an advantage
• Proven good knowledge of German law, especially public law
• Study focus and interest in international law are an advantage
• Very good knowledge of German and English,
• Passion for academic research
• Commitment and the ability to work in a team
  

What we have to offer:

• Meaningful work at an excellent university with an international flair
• A diverse and varied field of activity
• Family-friendly working through flexible working time and home office arrangements
• Excellent location with central connections and job ticket, optional for the entire Rhine-Main area
• Extensive human resources development offer