Assistant-e (A2)

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This job ad was AI-translated from French. See original Job summary Hide Join the University of Geneva as an Assistant-e (A2) in Geneva! Enjoy a stimulating work environment and opportunities for professional growth. Tasks Assist in teaching and research projects in law and international relations. Support students with tutorials, exams, and academic activities. Dedicate time to preparing your doctoral thesis in global studies. Skills Master's degree in law or related field required. Strong communication skills in English and French. Experience in research and teaching preferred. About the job Assistant (A2) Workplace Geneva - Lake Geneva region - SwitzerlandCategory Law Position Regular Employment / Collaborator Published28 May 2026 Assistant Organisational unit Global Studies Institute Function Assistant (A2) Function code A2 Maximum class 8 Body Assistant - assistant lecturer Activity rate 80 Workplace GSI Application deadline 19-06-2026 Reference 6802 Attachment(s) Cahier_des_charges_A_BARI droit_VF_Copie.pdf (PDF , 344.57kb) Job description The Global Studies Institute is an interfaculty centre of the University of Geneva combining the tradition of regional and international studies with developments in global governance. It favours interdisciplinarity in the study of international and regional relations in order to better understand the new challenges of the contemporary world in their entirety. It is advertising a doctoral assistant position at 80% within the framework of the Bachelor in International Relations (BARI). Field: law / international relations / global studies Job description: Assist the course professor responsible within the BARI framework Supervise research project seminars in law (BARI) or other student supervision (tutorials, etc.) Monitor and mark exams as well as follow up with students Participate in the scientific activities of the GSI (conferences, workshops, etc.), particularly doctoral student activities (seminars, workshops, study days) Devote 50% of working time to preparing and writing the doctoral thesis Participate in national and international conferences Publish academic articles Title and required skills Hold a Master’s degree recognised by the University of Geneva in law (an excellent/very good overall grade is an asset) Competence and interest in the targeted fields as well as the willingness to write a doctoral thesis in global studies (law and another discipline) or in law Demonstrate research work (dissertations, seminar work), preferably in the field of international criminal justice, transitional justice, and/or philosophy of law and legal reasoning Possess solid knowledge in the relevant fields and a clear research interest Ease in dealing with students (preferably with teaching experience), ability to work in a team and openness to interdisciplinarity Fluency in English and French (oral and written skills) Mastery of another foreign language desirable (Spanish, in particular, is an asset) Proficiency in database management tools and Excel Mastery of research tools useful in law, as well as generative AI tools compliant with UNIGE’s institutional policy Starting date 1 September 2026 or to be agreed Contact For any questions regarding the position, please contact Prof. Sévane Garibian. Additional information The candidate will be hired on a two-year contract which may be renewed for two successive periods, respectively of two years and one year. The maximum duration of the assistant position is five years. The first year constitutes a probationary period during which the employment relationship may be terminated with a three-month notice period to the end of a month. Salary: class 08/04 to 08/12; for 100%: CHF 68,357.- to CHF 81,246.- gross annual, subject to a temporary freeze on progression by decision of the Council of State. The application file including a cover letter, as well as a doctoral research project (1 page) a detailed curriculum vitae, including a list of publications if applicable a copy of the Master’s thesis two letters of recommendation (preferably) or at least two referees (name, affiliation and e-mail) a copy of diplomas and complete exam reports a copy of work certificates must be submitted exclusively online no later than 19 June 2026. No paper applications will be considered. The University of Geneva offers motivating employment conditions in a stimulating working environment. By joining us, you will have the opportunity to showcase your skills and personality and actively contribute to the reputation of an institution founded in 1559. From a parity perspective, the University encourages applications from the underrepresented sex. Apply / Apply now Send / Send to a friend Apply online In your application, please refer to myScience.ch and referenceJobID69892.