Under the direction of Professor Joana Mendes, the post-doc will:

• Realize his/her research project in the field of public law
• Publish articles in scientific reviews and contribute to conferences
• Liaise between PhD candidates within the framework of the project Enforcement in Multi-level Regulatory Systems (DTU REMS II) (on how problems stemming from multi-level enforcement can be addressed while respecting constitutional principles of democracy, fundamental rights’ protection and rule of law)
• Contribute to the dissemination of the scientific results produced by the project Enforcement in Multi-level Regulatory Systems (DTU REMS II).

• PhD in Law, preferably with a specialization in European Law.
• Excellent knowledge of European constitutional and/or administrative law and ability to autonomously conduct research at a post-doctoral level. Applicants with a research interest on the systemic relationships between international, European and national public law, with a good combination of theoretical, normative and empirical research are particularly welcome to apply.
• Have the linguistic skills to evolve in a multilingual environment: fluency in either English or French, good understanding of the second language and possibly a third language (particularly German) will be considered an advantage.
• Team-oriented.

Fixed-term contract: 2 years.

• Attractive remuneration.
• Personal work space at the University (full-time contract requires to work on the University’s premises).

University of Luxembourg

Faculty of Law