Vacancy number
15896
Job type
Academic staff
Hours (in fte)
0,5
External/ internal
External , Internal
Location
Den Haag
Placed on
31 July 2025
Closing date
29 August 2025 29 more days to apply

WHAT YOU BRING

In this team, we are looking for someone who can work independently. Every job is different, so in the beginning we will devote attention to your onboarding. If some of the work activities are new to you, we will look together at what you need, and draw up a development plan. This position is a good fit for you if you recognise yourself in the following:

• A master’s degree with very good results in a relevant area of studies related to international justice, with a focus on statehood and integration (constitutional law, EU law, foreign relations law, etc.);
• Affinity with global challenges and interdisciplinarity. Some experience with or interest in international relations is a plus;
• A passion for teaching in an international environment and demonstrated previous teaching experience;
• Excellent command of English;
• Excellent social skills and ability to work constructively in an international/intercultural team; committed to contribute to an inclusive working and learning environment.

If you immediately recognise yourself in this profile, or if do you not quite meet all the requirements, but you believe that this is the right job for you, we look forward to your application!

The lecturer should show clear affinity with the ‘Global Challenges’ focus of our programme, which is also linked to the profile of The Hague as ‘International City of Peace and Justice’. They should have a degree reflecting academic knowledge in the domain of international justice, with a focus on ‘statehood and integration’ (constitutional law, EU law, foreign relations law, etc.). In addition, they should also have some experience with societal engagement in these domains. LUC The Hague is Leiden University’s international honours college, which champions small-scale intensive teaching. Hence, strong commitment to teaching excellence is essential.

• Teaching undergraduate students in our interdisciplinary honours programme as part of the compulsory first year programme as well as in the ‘statehood and integration’ track of the International Justice major, and potentially also the shared ‘International Justice/World Politics’ track.
• Potentially supervising B.A. theses in the abovementioned fields

The lecturer will be, inter alia, required to teach several courses, with an emphasis on the courses that are part of the ‘statehood and integration’ track of the International Justice major, and courses within the first-year Global Challenges programme. The position may also involve the supervision of B.A. theses as well as teaching in the shared ‘International Justice/World Politics’ track.

The lecturer should show clear affinity with the ‘Global Challenges’ focus of our programme, which is also linked to the profile of The Hague as ‘International City of Peace and Justice’. They should have a degree reflecting academic knowledge in the domain of international justice, with a focus on ‘statehood and integration’ (constitutional law, EU law, foreign relations law, etc.). In addition, they should also have some experience with societal engagement in these domains. LUC The Hague is Leiden University’s international honours college, which champions small-scale intensive teaching. Hence, strong commitment to teaching excellence is essential.

• Teaching undergraduate students in our interdisciplinary honours programme as part of the compulsory first year programme as well as in the ‘statehood and integration’ track of the International Justice major, and potentially also the shared ‘International Justice/World Politics’ track.
• Potentially supervising B.A. theses in the abovementioned fields.