What are you going to do:

• teach and coordinate courses in the field of European law;
• contribute in cooperation with colleagues to the continuous development in educational methods and content of the European law Master’s programmes;
• supervise master theses at graduate and possibly undergraduate level, and eventually assist in the supervision of PhD students;
• carry out and publish independent and high-quality research that fits within the research at the Amsterdam Centre for European Law and Governance (ACELG) – beyond this, participation in ‘Sustainable Global Economic Law’ (SGEL), ACELG’s joint research project with the Amsterdam Center for International law and the Amsterdam Centre for Transformative Law is an option;
• actively contribute to the research community of the Faculty, in particular of ACELG;
• apply for external research grants at funding organizations such as the NWO and ERC;
• perform administrative and organizational tasks for the department and/or ACELG (eg participation in programme committee, examination board, etc.);