University of Luxembourg
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Doctoral Researcher in Tax Law (PhD) at the University of Luxembourg University of Luxembourg in Luxembourg
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
European Union Law
Funding
Fixed-term full-time doctoral researcher contract for 36 months. The yearly gross salary is EUR 43,445 (full time).
Country
Luxembourg
University
University of Luxembourg

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Doctoral Researcher in Tax Law at the University of Luxembourg, Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance (FDEF), based at the Weicker Building in Luxembourg.
This is a PhD opening for a doctoral thesis in Tax Law. The successful candidate will work under the supervision of Professor Werner Haslehner and is expected to propose a concrete research topic in tax law, ideally with relevance to Luxembourg and its legal doctrine. The project may be jointly supervised with another university.
The position is embedded in a research group with professors, PhD researchers, and postdoctoral researchers working on tax law. The doctoral researcher will also contribute to teaching small-group classes and tutorials for 1–3 hours per week and will be encouraged to participate in conferences, seminars, and academic events.
Eligibility highlights: a Master’s degree in tax law and at least B2-level proficiency in the language of the thesis. Applicants should include a CV, cover letter with initial project ideas, transcript of university-level courses, and one referee’s contact details.
Funding: fixed-term full-time doctoral contract for 36 months with a yearly gross salary of EUR 43,445.
How to apply: submit the application online through the university HR system. Email applications will not be considered. Early application is encouraged because applications are processed upon receipt.
Funding details
Fixed-term full-time doctoral researcher contract for 36 months. The yearly gross salary is EUR 43,445 (full time).
What's required
Master’s degree in tax law. Applicants must demonstrate at least B2-level proficiency in the language of their thesis. The candidate should propose a concrete research topic within tax law, with topics relevant to Luxembourg and contributing to Luxembourg legal doctrine especially encouraged. The role includes teaching small-group classes and tutorials for 1–3 hours per week.
How to apply
Apply online through the university HR system using the formal application portal. Include a CV, cover letter with first ideas for a concrete project proposal, transcript of university-level courses, and the name/contact/current position of one referee. Email applications will not be considered.
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