PhD / Researcher (38 hours per week)

Job description

Teaser Text The Centre would especially welcome PhD proposals that relate to the following line of research in the field of public international law: Accountability, sanctions or international legal approaches towards economic crime. If this line of research is of interest to you and you are strongly motivated to conduct PhD research, please submit your application, which should include a (i) CV, setting out relevant experience, (ii) a letter of motivation, (iii) a PhD research proposal (max. 500 words, aims and objectives, method/approach); and (iv) a writing sample (e.g. LLM thesis, or published article/book chapter. What you will do: PhD research within the Grotius Centre is carried out within the framework of the Graduate School of Legal Studies, which provides a targeted research and training infrastructure for PhD candidates. PhD candidates within the Centre are supervised by two senior members of staff. You are expected: - To engage in supervised scientific research that will ultimately result in a doctoral thesis; - To carry out a systematic review of scholarly and policy material related to the PhD topic; - To present your work at international conferences; - To participat...