The University of Luxembourg is an international research university with a distinctly multilingual and interdisciplinary character.
Founded in 2003, the University of Luxembourg is a research university focused on the major societal challenges of tomorrow, including digital transformation, medicine and health, sustainable and societal development. With more than 1,000 doctoral students among 7,500 students as well as 300 professors, the University is distinguished by its international and multilingual character, an interdisciplinary approach and a personalized learning environment.
The Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance has over 2,700 students enrolled in four Bachelor’s programmes, thirteen Master’s programmes, doctoral studies and several continuing education courses. The Faculty is home to the Doctoral School of Law and the Doctoral School of Economics, Finance and Management. Teaching and research at the FDEF benefit from the proximity of European institutions, Luxembourg’s leading international financial centre and its dynamic business community. Institutional and private sector partnerships, sponsored chairs and a growing network of international partner universities make the FDEF a dynamic academic hub at the heart of Europe.
The Faculty of Law, Economics, and Finance of the University of Luxembourg is searching for an Associate Professor or an Assistant Professor (Tenure Track) in Procedural Law.

The selected candidate will bring significant teaching and research experience in procedural law, and will engage with stakeholders in the Luxembourg procedural world.
The selected candidate will participate in the educational activities of the Faculty, providing reliable and high-quality teaching capacity at the bachelor, master and doctoral levels. Regarding the teaching portfolio, the candidate will be expected to teach procedural law and civil procedure, as well as related subjects such as enforcement law or international litigation. She/he may also be asked, where appropriate, to teach legal methodology or fundamental courses in private law.
The selected candidate will be expected to conduct high-level research, on the one hand, in Luxembourg civil procedure, and on the other hand, on more general issues that could lead to publications in leading international journals. As one of the university’s strategic priorities is digital transformation, the selected candidate will be expected to conduct research on the impact of the digital revolution on civil procedure and judicial systems, where appropriate in collaboration with colleagues from the Faculty or the University.
The successful candidate will also be willing to work collaboratively with internal and external stakeholders. The candidate is expected to be willing to seek external funding from various sources and to be ready to contact and actively engage with other research institutions and industry to establish research cooperations in Luxembourg and beyond.
Information about the position can be obtained from Professor Katalin Ligeti, Dean of the Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance of the University of Luxembourg.