VACANCY: Part-time position (15%) as a professor at the Research Unit of Roman Law and Legal History, KU Leuven (Brussels Campus) [Dutch required] [DEADLINE 14/3/2024]

(Source: KU Leuven)

The Faculty of Law and Criminology of the Humanities and Social Sciences Group of KU Leuven has a vacancy for a part-time position (15%) as a professor at the Research Unit of Roman Law and Legal History. The position involves teaching at an academic level, scientific research and additional tasks of an academic nature, including service tasks. 

As a professor, you will develop a broad research programme with a focus on Roman private law and/or private law in the tradition of ius commune, partly in collaboration with professors and staff with extensive expertise in neighbouring research areas. The teaching assignment to be performed involves primarily teaching the course 'Romeins Recht' (in Dutch) to 1st year students at the campus of KU Leuven in Brussels, taught in parallel with the course 'Geschiedenis van het Publiekrecht'. Because the successful candidate will have to take up different teaching assignments in Dutch soon after appointment, he/she is required to have mastery of Dutch at CEFR level C1 at the time of appointment. 

The full vacancy announcement can be found via: https://www.kuleuven.be/personeel/jobsite/jobs/60303182?lang=en.

Deadline: 14/3/2024

Should you have questions about the position, you can contact:

- Prof. Dr. Wouter Devroe, Dean Faculty of Law and Criminology, wouter.devroe@kuleuven.be 

- Prof. Dr. Wouter Druwé, Chair a.i. of the Roman Law and Legal History Research Unit, wouter.druwe@kuleuven.be