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Jagiellonian University

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Assistant Professor (Postdoc in project "Philosophical Foundations of Criminal Law in the Age of Robots") Jagiellonian University in Poland

Degree Level

Postdoc

Field of study

Psychology

Funding

Available

Deadline

Nov 24, 2026

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Poland

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Jagiellonian University

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Psychology
Artificial Intelligence
Philosophy
Jurisprudence
Criminal Law
Technology Ethics
Law
Engineering Ethics
Philosophy Of Law

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About this position

The Faculty of Law and Administration at Jagiellonian University in Kraków is recruiting an Assistant Professor (Postdoc) for the Department of Criminal Law within the ERC-funded ROBOCRIM project, Philosophical Foundations of Criminal Law in the Age of Robots.

The project examines how criminal law should adapt to the growing presence of robots in society, with particular attention to the legal status of robots, questions of moral responsibility, and whether existing legal frameworks remain adequate in technologically mediated environments.

The post is based in the Department of Criminal Law and sits within a research setting that combines criminal law with philosophy, ethics, psychology, and experimental approaches to jurisprudence. The position is intended for a researcher contributing to an interdisciplinary project at a renowned university environment with access to research infrastructure and collaboration across the academic community.

This is a full-time temporary research appointment tied to the ROBOCRIM project and located in Kraków, Poland.

Funding details

Available

What's required

Applicants must hold at least a doctoral degree (PhD or equivalent), with a PhD in philosophy, law, psychology or a related discipline preferred. Relevant scientific achievements and active participation in scientific life are required. Candidates should have documented experience in experimental philosophy and/or experimental jurisprudence, publications in leading academic journals in law, philosophy, ethics, psychology or related fields, and research interests aligned with criminal law philosophy, technology ethics, artificial intelligence, legal liability, experimental philosophy or experimental jurisprudence. Very good spoken and written English is required, at minimum B2 level, and experience in scientific or project work such as grants, publications or research collaboration is expected.

How to apply

Apply by email to [email protected] with the subject line 'Postdoc Robocrim'. Use the internal application form provided in the advert and submit the required documents by the deadline.

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