The University of Luxembourg's Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance (FDEF) is offering a Doctoral Researcher position focused on insolvency law or company law. This role involves conducting research for a doctoral thesis, with a preference for topics that have a comparative, international, or European dimension. The research can be conducted in English or French and may involve joint supervision with another university. In addition to research, the doctoral candidate will contribute to teaching, including lectures and small group tutorials. This position offers a unique opportunity to work within a dynamic research environment alongside other PhD candidates and postdoctoral researchers specializing in business law. You will benefit from the expertise of renowned scholars and gain valuable experience in a multidisciplinary and international academic setting at a modern university.
This doctoral researcher position is designed to prepare you for a career in academia or specialized legal fields. The research experience, teaching involvement, and exposure to leading experts will significantly enhance your academic profile and career prospects.
Early applications are encouraged as they will be processed upon receipt.
Tuition fees are not explicitly mentioned for this doctoral researcher position, as it is a paid research role. The provided living cost estimate is based on Ministry of Home Affairs recommendations.
The Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance (FDEF) is part of the University of Luxembourg, a modern, international research university. The University is a member of The Guild of European Research-Intensive Universities.
You need a Master's Degree in business law or private international law, and demonstrated interest in business, EU, or international law. A language proficiency of at least B2 level in English or French is also required.
The contract duration is 36-48 months. The doctoral researcher salary is EUR 43,445 gross per year.
The research and thesis can be conducted in either English or French. A minimum B2 level in the chosen language is required.
You must apply formally through the University of Luxembourg's HR system, submitting a CV, cover letter, transcripts, and contact information for one referee. Applications sent via email will not be considered.
Tuition fees are not explicitly mentioned as this is a paid research role with a gross annual salary of EUR 43,445.
An estimated annual budget of €18,211 (€1,517 per month) is recommended for living expenses. Initial expenses upon arrival may be around €2,700.