Teaching Assistants (Law)

20%, Zurich, temporary

The recently established research group, headed by Professor Dr. Alexander Stremitzer at ETH Zurich, conducts lab, internet, and field experiments on legal and social institutions. We are searching for Teaching Assistants (Law).

We are looking forstudents who are pursuing a Doctorate or Master Degree in Swiss Law at the University of Zurich Law Faculty (or a comparable institution) who are interested in working as teaching assistant for an “Introduction to Law Class” to be taught at ETH Zurich in Spring 2021.

Job description

The teaching assistantswill support the professor in preparing teaching materials, do research for the class, hold office hours with students, and help with grading.

The appointment will be for at least one year, with a flexible starting date beginning in November 2020. Salaries are competitive, paid according to ETH standards.

Your profile

The ideal candidate will be a Doctoral Student in Swiss Law with a focus on private law and a good general knowledge of Swiss administrative law. A successful candidate will have excellent grades and preferably some prior experience in teaching or teaching support.

ETH Zurich

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