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Teaching

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 DUs).
Grenoble Law School has 75 lecturers and researchers and 36 administrative staff.

It is located both on the Grenoble and on the Valence campuses.

For more information, please visit the Grenoble Law School website.

Research

The Legal Research Center (Centre de recherches juridiques, CRJ) is composed of most of the academic staff and doctoral students in private and public law of the Grenoble Law School.

It is built around three main fields of research: Justice and Liberties, Innovation and Public Action and Territories. It also carries out cross-departmental scientific projects with researchers in different specialties or related disciplines.

For more information, please visit the CRJ laboratory website.

You will be expected to teach the fundamentals of all public law disciplines at Grenoble Law School, and take part in collective research projects carried out at CRJ.

Teaching

You will be responsible for teaching public law courses, at bachelor's and master's level, in the form of tutorials or, where appropriate, lectures.

Some classes 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 CRJ laboratory.

You are expected to have the following skills:

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