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Andreas Baumgartner

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University of Graz

Universitätsassistent:in ohne Doktorat (m/w/d) in Company, Corporate and International Business Law

The University of Graz is advertising a fixed-term Universitätsassistent:in ohne Doktorat (m/w/d) position at the Institute for Business Law and International Business Law . This is a doctoral-level academic appointment designed for candidates who want to write a dissertation at the University of Graz in the area of company law and/or corporate law . The role combines independent dissertation research with active participation in the academic work of Univ.-Prof. Andreas Baumgartner , including research projects, organisation, administration, teaching activities, and student supervision. The advertised field also connects to commercial law, international business law, corporate law, and European law, making it a strong fit for candidates seeking to develop a research profile in private and business law. The position is based at the University of Graz in Austria and is offered as a 4-year fixed-term appointment with a 30-hour work week . The published full-time annual gross salary is €52,865.40 under salary group B1 without doctorate, with the possibility of overpayment depending on qualifications and experience. Eligibility highlights: applicants must hold a completed diploma or master's degree in law. Strong German skills, both written and spoken, and good English skills are required. The university also expects strong knowledge of company law, very good MS Office skills, scientific curiosity, and the ability to work independently with initiative, teamwork, and organisational competence. Scientific experience is considered an advantage. If the doctorate is not completed in the first language, the application must include the language proof required by the curriculum. Application materials: a motivation letter, academic CV, full proof of the required degree, and any required language certificate. Applications are accepted exclusively through the university's web-based applicant portal. Deadline: 2026-08-12.

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