- Entities
- European Law & Governance School
- Academy of European Public Law
- Academy for Transparency and Human Rights
- European Institute of Management and Governance
- Institute for Justice and Growth
- Training Institute for Law & Governance
- Institute for Humanities and Culture - Nicos Svoronos
- Institute for the Mediterranean
- Institute for Regulatory Innovation, Delivery and Effectiveness (IRIDE)
- Brčko National School of Public Administration (BNSPA)
- The Institute for Privacy Law, Data Protection and Technology (IPL)
- Institute for Sustainable Development
- Circular Economy and Climate Institute
- Institute for Intellectual Property Rights and Innovation (ΙPRI)
- Institute of Sustainable Water Management and Water Law
- European Institute for Criminal Law and Criminal Justice System
- Institute of Global Rule of Law
- Tax and Accounting Academy
- Institute on Crime & Criminal Justice (ICCJ)
- Center for Gender and Equality Policy Studies (CEGEPS)
- REI - Regional Environmental Institute
- Institute for Global Health Emergencies Response (IGHER)
- Institute for Transparency & Fundamental Rights
- Mediterranean Migration and Asylum Policy Hub (MedMA)
- Cooperation And Partnerships
- Activity Reports
- Locations
- Contact us
- Summer Schools
- ELGS Summer Course on the War in Ukraine and the Prospect of EU Enlargement
- ELGS Migration Summer School on Women in International Migration.
- Academy of European Public Law
- Biolaw and BioMedicine in the Post-COVID era
- ENERTECH-Summer Academy
- Internship Program
- Research
- Publications
- Research
- Series of Events
- EGPL Annual Reunions
- EPLO Malta Meetings
- Pan-European Bratislava Meetings
- John Anastopoulos International Lecture Series
- Manuel Chrysoloras International Lecture Series
- Revision Of The Hellenic Constitution Series
- The Discussions Of Janus
- Court Of Audit Lecture Series
- Bucharest Lecture Series
- Odessa Lecture Series
- Wolfson College, Cambridge Sir David Williams -European Legal Dialogues
- Stand Alone Events
- Calendar
December 5 2023
Call For Resident Teaching Staff and Fellows for Cascais (Portugal) campus
The European Law and Governance School (ELGS) is a higher education institution established by the European Public Law Organization (EPLO), an international organization, dedicated to the creation and dissemination of knowledge in the area of Public Law lato sensu and Governance (www.elgs.eu). The ELGS is headquartered in Rome, Italy and its titles of study are recognized by the Italian Republic as equivalent to the titles offered by the Italian Universities. The ELGS has campuses in Athens, Greece (main campus), Cascais (Lisbon), Portugal and Tbilisi, Georgia.
The ELGS offers undergraduate and postgraduate programs in the fields of European Law and Governance lato sensu. Moreover, the ELGS runs other educational programs, summer courses and intensive courses on contemporary issues contributing to the public dialogue and stimulating new ideas and challenges. Courses and programs are held mainly in situ and students come from all over the world. The teaching staff is Resident or International.
The ELGS seeks to appoint Resident Teaching Staff (up to 3) starting from the 2024-2025 academic year for its campus in Cascais (Portugal).
Appointments are one-year with the option for renewal for up to five years maximum, and shall be subject to a formal employment contract with the EPLO. Resident teaching staff will be awarded the academic title corresponding to their qualifications. At the end of the fifth year, teaching staff may be offered tenure.
Resident Teaching staff have to:
• teach in the undergraduate and postgraduate programs as well as in the other educational programs run by ELGS or the academic programs affiliated to it, up to a maximum of 234 hours every academic year.
• prepare the structure of courses and their syllabus development, prepare the teaching material and indicate the studying material for the students.
• administer and support the organization of workshops, webinars, training activities andopen lectures.
• supervise thesis and assignments.
• conduct research projects, pursue independent research and participate in drafting proposals for funded research programs.
• assist institutes, academies, commissions of the ELGS and EPLO in their mission and scientific activities.
• produce at least one piece of original academic work per year to be published in academic journals of the EPLO and/or in other academic journals mentioning the affiliation with the ELGS.
• participate in the administrative life of ELGS and should show willingness to work in a team. All should also demonstrate enthusiasm for teaching and supporting students throughout their academic training.
Resident Teaching staff and Fellows should reside mainly in Cascais (Portugal) or be prepared to relocate to Portugal. The posts will primarily operate out in Cascais, Portugal, but teaching out of the facilities in the other ELGS campuses or any other station will also be required.
Eligible candidates are scholars who:
• hold a PhD/LLD/JD in Law (preferably in Constitutional Law, Comparative Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, EU Law) or a PhD or equivalent in Political Science/Government/Governance or in relevant/allied field.
• have familiarity (research, papers, projects) with topics such as inter alia: rule of law; democratic governance; democratic erosion; transitional justice, separation of powers, judicial independence, transparency.
• are fluent in English. Fluency in Portuguese or other languages is a benefit.
• have a high standard of research ability.
• have an outstanding research record and publications that are published in peer-reviewed journals, books or other.
• are flexible and capable to prepare and teach courses that are in a wider focus area.
Candidates who do not fulfill all the above criteria may be considered as candidates for Fellowships. Fellows do tutorials and help Professors in the execution of their duties.
Remuneration of faculty will be in accordance with the Rules and Regulations of the EPLO, and the precise amount will be based upon each successful candidate’s experience and capacity. Successful candidates shall have the right to special privileges granted to personnel working for international organizations according to the EPLO’s Headquarters Agreement.
Indicatively, the gross salary of the Resident teaching staff including insurance and retirement plan (as from the 3rd year of service), may be between 30.000 and 40.000 Euro per annum based on the qualifications of the selected candidates.
Application
Eligible applicants should submit their full curriculum vitae, copies of their degrees and transcripts,and a motivation letter listing their academic, teaching and professional experience along with the names and contact information of two references.
Submission shall be made until 26 January 2024, included, to recruitment@elgs.eu
Selection Process
A high profile selection committee consisted of academics and members of the management of ELGS/EPLO will review all the CVs and they will make a short list. The candidates included in the short list will be invited for an interview before the final selection. The applicants will be assessed by the Faculty Board of the ELGS according to the following criteria:
• academic qualifications
• research record and publications
• teaching experience in English
Candidates are responsible for checking their eligibility requirements to take up the post under Portuguese immigration regulations and, if shortlisted, they will be required to provide documentary evidence to support their right to reside and work in Portugal. Please note that successful applicants will be granted a Letter of Invitation to support their request for a Visa.
The EPLO has every right to withdraw, postpone or cease the recruitment procedure at any phase. Expenses incurred by the Applicant related to this process are their sole responsibility and will not be reimbursed. The EPLO operates as an equal opportunities employer.
All personal data provided by applicants submitting their applications for selection will be processed for the purposes connected to this call or similar calls that will take place in the following 5 years. Therefore,CVs will be safely archived by the ELGS for further consideration. Candidates must provide their personal data in order to enable assessment of application requirements. Applicants are entitled to legally exercise the right to access their personal data, as well as complementary rights such as the right to amend, update or cancel all data that are inaccurate, incomplete or have not been collected in keeping with law provisions.
For more information on the EPLO, please visit www.eplo.int