An academic in Law of Obligations (50%)

UCLouvain seeks a part-time academic in Law of Obligations to teach undergraduate courses and conduct research within the Centre for Private Law. Key responsibilities include teaching law of obligations and legal methodology, developing research projects, and securing funding. Applicants must hold a PhD in Law and demonstrate significant university teaching experience, strong French language proficiency, and good Dutch and English skills.

• 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.
• 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.
• Teaching load capped at 60 hours for a full-time tenure-track position, and 90 hours once tenured.