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Barbara Steininger

Univ.-Prof. MMag. Dr.iur. at University of Graz

Graz University of Technology

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Barbara Steininger

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University of Graz

University Assistant without Doctorate (PhD Position) in Civil Law

The University of Graz is offering a PhD position as a University Assistant without Doctorate in the Department of Civil Law, Foreign Private Law, and Private International Law. This four-year, temporary position is designed for candidates interested in pursuing a dissertation in civil law while actively participating in the academic life of the department. The successful candidate will work closely with Prof. Barbara Steininger, contributing to research projects, conducting and participating in courses, assisting with project funding applications, participating in examinations, supervising students, and supporting organizational and administrative tasks. The position offers an annual gross salary of at least €52,007.20 (for a full-time, 30-hour per week contract), with the possibility of overpayment based on qualifications and experience. The University of Graz provides a vibrant, inclusive, and flexible working environment, with a strong emphasis on diversity, interdisciplinary collaboration, and professional development. Applicants must hold a diploma or master’s degree in Law with above-average academic performance, possess excellent knowledge of Austrian Private Law and related areas, and demonstrate proficiency in both German and English (another foreign language is desirable). Additional requirements include a high interest in scientific work, the ability to work independently, didactic competence, experience in research and teaching support (desirable), strong IT skills, and excellent communication, organizational, and teamwork abilities. The application process requires submission of a letter of motivation, academic CV, proof of degree completion, and proof of language skills if the doctoral program is not completed in the first language. The University of Graz encourages applications from women and individuals with disabilities and is committed to increasing diversity in its academic community. Applications must be submitted via the university’s online applicant tool by November 14, 2025. For further information, candidates may contact Prof. Barbara Steininger at the Department of Civil Law.

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University of Graz

Project Assistant with Doctorate in Comparative and European Private Law

The University of Graz is seeking a Project Assistant with a doctorate to join the Centre of European Private Law, with a focus on comparative and European private law and tort law. The position is based at the Institute for European Tort Law of the Austrian Academy of Sciences and the University of Graz, with work locations in both Vienna and Graz. The successful candidate will collaborate on and coordinate third-party funded and research projects, conduct their own comparative legal research, participate in and lead courses, contribute to project applications, supervise students, and assist with organizational and administrative tasks. The role is ideal for candidates with a completed doctoral degree in law, particularly those with strong expertise in tort law within a Romanistic legal system. Excellent English skills are required, and knowledge of German or other languages is desirable. The position requires strong independent work skills, didactic competence, experience in research and teaching, comprehensive IT skills, and strong communication, organizational, and teamwork abilities. The contract is temporary, running until 31 December 2027, with an annual gross salary of at least €69,060.59 for a full-time position (20 hours per week, with the possibility to increase to 30 hours via a cooperation partner). The University of Graz offers a diverse and inclusive working environment, flexible working models, and a range of benefits, including access to healthcare services and support for work-life balance. The university encourages applications from women and individuals with disabilities. Applications must be submitted online through the university's applicant tool, including a letter of motivation, academic CV, and proof of degree completion. The application deadline is 5 November 2025. For further information, contact Univ.-Prof. MMag. Dr.iur. Barbara Steininger.

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