Professor of Public Law and Internationalization of the Legal System

Department of Law Professor of Public Law and Internationalization of the Legal System

Salary grade: W3 or equivalent Reference code:

Salary / pay grade: W3 or equivalent Requisition ID:

Who We Are Aufgaben Responsibilities:

The successful applicant will cover research and teaching in the field of public law and the internationalization of the legal system.

Appointment requirements are governed by Section 100 of the Berlin Higher Education Act (Berliner Hochschulgesetz).

Profil Additional requirements for the appointment include:

• An excellent record of research activities in the field of international and European law, including expertise related to constitutional law.
• Experience in acquiring and leading externally funded research projects preferred
• Teaching experience at the university level, preferably including international teaching experience
• Official authority to participate in assessing state law examinations in Germany
• Excellent knowledge of written and spoken German and the ability to teach courses in the language

Expectations:

• Teach in the degree programs offered by the department, in particular in the subfields of international and European law, and also teach in English if possible.
• Pursue externally funded research and participate in collaborative research projects.
• Contribute to the work of the Institute for Public International Law and the Law of the European Union and participate in academic committee work for the department as well as other governance and administrative roles.
• Demonstrate sensitivity to gender and diversity issues in the context of teaching, research, and administrative duties.

Key Requirements

• An excellent record of research activities in the field of international and European law, including expertise related to constitutional law.
• Experience in acquiring and leading externally funded research projects preferred
• Teaching experience at the university level, preferably including international teaching experience
• Official authority to participate in assessing state law examinations in Germany
• Excellent knowledge of written and spoken German and the ability to teach courses in the language

Desirable

• Along with the regular official duties of professors listed in Section 99 of the Berlin Higher Education Act, we expect the appointee to engage in the following activities: Teach in the degree programs offered by the department, in particular in the subfields of international and European law, and also teach in English if possible.
• Pursue externally funded research and participate in collaborative research projects.
• Contribute to the work of the Institute for Public International Law and the Law of the European Union and participate in academic committee work for the department as well as other governance and administrative roles.
• Demonstrate sensitivity to gender and diversity issues in the context of teaching, research, and administrative duties.

The regulations defined by the Berlin Higher Education Act that are relevant to professorships (Sections 99, 100, 101, 102a, 102c BerlHG) can be found online: