University Assistant without doctorate (m/f/d)
The University of Graz is advertising a
University Assistant without doctorate (m/f/d)
position in the
Department of Public Law and Political Science
. The role is based in Graz, Austria, and is intended for a candidate who will
write a dissertation at the University of Graz
in the area of
Public Law
, with a preferred focus on
Administrative Law
. This is a research-oriented academic opportunity with teaching and student-support responsibilities, making it well suited to applicants who want to develop a doctoral project while contributing to university life.
The successful candidate will participate in
research projects of Prof. Scholz
, assist with and teach courses, support examinations and students, help with project applications, and contribute to organizational, administrative, and evaluation tasks. The post is a
temporary 4-year employment
with a workload of
30 hours per week
. Employment is scheduled to start on
2026-10-01
. The annual gross salary is stated as at least
€ 52,865.40
for a full-time position, with possible overpayment depending on qualification and experience.
Eligibility highlights include a
completed diploma or master's degree in law
with above-average results, excellent knowledge of Public Law, and desirable initial ideas for a doctoral research project in Public Law. Prior academic or research experience is advantageous. Strong language ability is required:
excellent German
and
very good English
, both written and spoken. The advertisement also values enthusiasm for academic work, didactic competence, presentation skills, IT literacy, and strong communication, organization, and teamwork skills.
Application materials include a
letter of motivation
,
academic CV
, proof of completion of the required degree, and language proof if needed. Applications must be submitted through the university's
web-based applicant tool
. The deadline is
2026-09-07
. Contact persons listed include
Assoz. Prof. Dr. iur. Sebastian Scholz
, along with
Mag. Anna Wohlmuth, M.E.S.
and
Mag. Katharina Amon
.
