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Professorship in Private Law

Employer
UNIVERSITY OF ZURICH
Location
Switzerland (CH)
Closing date
30 Jan 2021

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Academic Discipline
Law, Social Sciences
Job Type
Academic Posts, Professors / Chairs
Contract Type
Permanent
Hours
Full Time

Faculty of Law
The University of Zurich is seeking applications for a Professorship in private law
(with a focus on the Code of Obligations)

to take effect from the beginning of the Spring Semester 2022
(1 February 2022), or by arrangement. The level of employment is 50%.
The professorship is to be occupied by an individual with a command
of the Swiss Code of Obligations as a subject in its full breadth and in
reference to comparative law. Proof of exceptional qualification in this
subject is to be provided in the form of an outstanding dissertation and a
completed or near-completed habilitation thesis (or equivalent academic
accomplishment).

Also desirable is a willingness to use research and teaching to address
current issues concerning the Code of Obligations that may arise in the
course of digitalisation, for example, as well as other developments.
Depending on the applicant’s qualifications, the professorship will take the
form of a full or associate professorship. A temporary tenure-track assistant
professorship is possible if the applicant’s habilitation thesis is at an
advanced stage but is not yet completed.

The University of Zurich strives to increase the representation of women
in research and teaching, and therefore specifically encourages qualified
female academics to apply.

Further information relating to this job profile can be found at
http://www.ius.uzh.ch/de/faculty/news/jobs.html.

Further information
The relevant member of the appointment committee, Professor Helmut
Heiss (helmut.heiss@rwi.uzh.ch), is available to answer any questions and
provide further information.

Please submit your application documents as specified in the job
profile by 30 December 2020 via www.recruiting.ius.uzh.ch. You may be
requested to submit hard-copy documents separately at a later point. 

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