Part-time lecturer in maritime law

A position as Teaching Assistant in Maritime Law is available at CBS Law for appointment on 1 January 2027.

The position is on a temporary part-time position for a fixed term of three years with the possibility of two three-year extensions.

Duties

• Teaching in subjects on maritime law, etc. in English
• Supervision of students
• Preparation of teaching material and exam questions
• Participation in exams

Qualifications
The position normally requires a relevant master’s degree or equivalent. Teaching qualifications will be taken into consideration in the assessment.

Terms of employment
The appointment will be in accordance with the circular on hourly-paid teaching under the Ministry of Finance. The hours of work can vary according to needs in the individual semesters to a maximum of 780 hours per academic year. The new employee must be willing to take a pedagogical course arranged by CBS and participate in lecturer meetings.

The recruitment process
Copenhagen Business School invites all qualified candidates to apply for the position. An appointment committee will review the applications.

One of CBS’ strategic goals is the promotion of diversity, which is why every effort has been made to ensure a recruitment process that reduces potential bias. Applicants are therefore encouraged not to include a photo or unnecessary personal information in their application.

Additional information
You are welcome to contact Professor Søren Sandfeld Jakobsen, Tel: 2926 4735 or ssj.bhl@cbs.dk for more information on the position.

Your application
Your application must be made online. Fill in the application form, and include information on previous employment, academic record, CV and other relevant details.

Information on relevant previous teaching activities – including duration – must be given in the application. Documentation for these activities and teaching and other special qualifications must be appended to the application.

Applications will be treated in accordance with the statutory order of 13 March 2012, so that applications received will be assessed by an expert.
Applicants are asked to include a list of publications, specifying which of them should be assessed.

Applications will be treated in accordance with the statutory order on appointment of academic staff in universities (the appointment regulation).

Further information on CBS and the institution is available at www.cbs.dk.