Research Assistant at the Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology 50% — Universität Bern

Role overview

Tasks

• holding exercise sessions and participating in the preparation of further courses and seminars
• working on research projects and publications at the interface between criminal law and criminology
• participating in the preparation, implementation and correction of exams
• supporting organizational, conceptual and co-ordinative tasks in the context of teaching, research and scientific cooperation. Requirements:
• completed Jus studies (Mlaw or Liz-Citat, possibly.

with a patent for lawyers) at the time of employment; a prior employment as an assistant to the master's degree is possible

• A marked interest in interdisciplinary, criminal work and a joy in getting involved in empirical thinking, as well as the docentine of the 'Irono-Danish'
• "Feer, for science – the willingness to learn about research with curiosity, perseverance and a personal point of view and the desire to write a dissertation in one of the areas represented by the lecturer
• High communication ability, both in writing and in dealing with

Students and cooperation partners

• Structured, reliable and forward-looking working methods as well as the joy of helping to shape scientific and organizational processes in the team
• Humor, team ability and willingness to take responsibility.