Silvia Allegrezza

The University of Luxembourg invites applications for a doctoral researcher position in Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure. This opportunity is based within the Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance (FDEF), a dynamic academic hub with a distinctly multilingual and interdisciplinary character. The university benefits from its proximity to European institutions, Luxembourg's international financial centre, and a vibrant business community, offering a unique research environment with strong institutional and private sector partnerships. The doctoral researcher will prepare a thesis in criminal law or criminal procedure, considering national, European, or international perspectives. Candidates are encouraged to propose their own research topics within these fields, and the thesis may be written in French or English. The position offers the possibility of a cotutelle agreement with another university, and includes educational support activities in Leuven and Hasselt, as well as contributions to teaching. The successful candidate will join a large research group comprising doctoral and postdoctoral researchers working on related topics. Supervision will be provided by Professor Silvia Allegrezza, whose academic profile can be found at the university website. The role is full-time (40 hours per week) and based at the Weicker Building, with a fixed-term contract of 36 months. Applicants must hold a Master's Degree in Law or equivalent, with specialization in criminal law and/or criminal procedure considered an asset. Willingness to develop teaching abilities and teamwork skills are required. Language proficiency at B2 level in the thesis language is mandatory, with accepted certificates as per university guidelines. The University of Luxembourg offers a modern, inclusive, and international environment, with staff from over 90 countries and membership in The Guild of European Research Intensive Universities. The research environment is supported by skilled staff, high-quality equipment, and strong links to professional sectors and the Luxembourg labour market. The university promotes an inclusive culture and encourages applications from individuals of all backgrounds. The position provides a yearly gross salary of EUR 43445 for doctoral researchers. Applications should include a CV, cover letter, transcripts, detailed research proposal (2-4 pages), and referee contact information. Early application is encouraged, as applications are processed upon reception. Apply online through the HR system; applications by email will not be considered.

The University of Luxembourg invites applications for a doctoral researcher position in Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure. This opportunity is based within the Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance (FDEF), offering a unique academic and research environment with a distinctly multilingual and interdisciplinary character. The university is rooted in Luxembourg but maintains a European and international outlook, benefiting from proximity to European institutions, Luxembourg's financial centre, and a vibrant business community. The doctoral researcher will prepare a thesis in criminal law or criminal procedure, with the option to focus on national, European, or international perspectives. Candidates are encouraged to propose their own research topics within these fields, and the thesis can be written in French or English. The position includes the possibility of a cotutelle agreement with another university and involves providing educational support in Leuven and Hasselt, as well as contributing to teaching activities. The research group comprises several doctoral and postdoctoral researchers working on related topics, fostering a collaborative and dynamic environment. Supervision will be provided by Professor Silvia Allegrezza, a leading expert in the field. The university offers a modern, inclusive atmosphere, with staff from over 90 countries and strong links to professional sectors and the Luxembourg labour market. The campus features excellent infrastructure and partnerships with European institutions, innovative companies, and a wide range of non-academic partners. Applicants must hold a Master's Degree in Law or equivalent, with specialization in criminal law and/or criminal procedure considered an asset. Candidates should be willing to develop teaching abilities and demonstrate teamwork skills. Language proficiency at B2 level in the thesis language (French or English) is required, with accepted certificates as specified by the university. The position is a fixed-term contract for 36 months, full-time (40 hours per week), located at the Weicker Building. The yearly gross salary for doctoral researchers is EUR 43445. Applications should include a CV, cover letter, transcripts, a detailed research proposal (2-4 pages) with bibliography, and contact information for one referee. Early application is encouraged, as applications are processed upon reception. Apply online through the HR system; email applications will not be considered. The University of Luxembourg promotes an inclusive culture and encourages applications from individuals of all backgrounds, upholding equality and respect for employees and students.