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Education :

The Grenoble Law School is located on the Université Grenoble Alpes estate, which is considered to be one of the most beautiful campuses in France. The Law School is also present on the Valence site, and is the largest delocalised university centre of the country.

The Grenoble Law School has 4,300 students enrolled in face-to-face and distance learning courses, and offers 35 courses (including 17 master's courses and 5 university degrees).
It has 75 lecturers and 36 administrative staff.

For more information, visit the Grenoble Law School's website.

Research:

The Grenoble Law School encourages synergy between teaching and research activities by constantly ensuring that the range of courses offered is consistent with the themes of the legal science laboratories: the Centre de Recherches Juridiques (CRJ), the Centre d'Etudes de Sécurité Internationale et des Coopérations Européennes (CESICE), and the Centre d'Etudes et de Recherche sur la Diplomatie, l'Administration Publique et le Politique (CERDAP²).

For more information, visit the CRJ laboratory website.

You will teach the fundamentals of all public law disciplines and take part in collective research projects at CRJ.

Teaching :

You will be responsible for teaching at bachelor's or master's level, in tutorials or, where appropriate, lectures, in the public law section.
Some teachings will take place in Valence (assignment order and payment of Grenoble-Valence expenses).

Research:

You will be involved in collective research projects developed or being developed within the laboratory.

You are expected to have the following skills:

• Teaching skills
• Supervisory skills for master's level students
• Solid skills in general public law
• Research skills, both individual and collective