An academic in Common Law, Comparative Law and Legal Culture

UCLouvain seeks a full-time academic in Common Law, Comparative Law, and Legal Culture for its Saint-Louis campus. Responsibilities include teaching undergraduate lectures in English on common and comparative law, as well as legal theory, and conducting high-level research within the IRIS-L Institute. Applicants must hold a PhD in Law or a related field, possess excellent English and French language skills, and demonstrate strong teaching and research experience.

• Tenure after positive assessment of the probationary period – typically four years. This type of career entitles you to a public sector pension.
• Appointment as lecturer or professor according to your previous academic experience, as determined by the Rectoral Council.
• Teaching load capped at 90 hours for a full-time tenure-track position, and 150 hours once tenured.
• An attractive and progressive salary according to seniority and the promotion process.
• A start date of 1 September 2027 at the earliest.
• An integrated leadership and management training programme, including a range of pedagogical, linguistic and other training courses.
• Benefits including transport, family, culture, commercial, etc.
• Official policy that supports equal opportunities and promotes diversity within academic and all other categories of staff.
• Specific emphasis on a work-life balance.