English speaking vacancies in Holland: Vacancy: Lecturer(s) (Comparative) Criminal Law

Monday 23 April 2012

Vacancy: Lecturer(s) (Comparative) Criminal Law

Organisation: De Haagse Hogeschool (The Hague)

Job tracking number: nvt
Apply before: 03/05/2012

Job description

Specific Requirements:
Willing to pick up – among others - already planned and/or developed courses in Year 1 (Comparative Criminal Law), Year 3 (ICC & Other Tribunals, Core Crimes), and Year 4 (Law & Ethics, Law & Practice) as well as courses on professional legal (moot court) skills, and also willing to serve as a Tutor/Mentor: advising, coaching and grading individual and small groups of students on completion of assignments, projects, papers and career planning, as well as performing coordinating tasks. The actual tasks and amount of days will depend on the candidate.

Job requirements

General Qualifications:
At least a completed master of law or equivalent, including substantive knowledge of the areas relevant for the courses mentioned below, as well as an interest in the internationalization of law and the role of economics and ethics in legal practice; interest in UN General Assembly Resolution 3/217 and 55/2; five years working experience as a professional jurist (academic, judicial, other legal professions); proven ability and/or drive to contribute to knowledge transfer and student guidance in a case and competence oriented educational setting; excellent communication abilities and writing skills.

Level

- Universitair Master

Conditions of employment

Minimum salary:	€ 3177 gross per month
Maximum salary:	€ 4365 gross per month
Indication:	Salary is based on fulltime employment.

Salary description:

Gross salary (Scale 11) is between EUR 3.177,05 and EUR 4.365,16 per month in case of a full-time appointment (plus 8% vacation allowance and 13th month). The actual salary will be based on individual qualifications, scope of responsibility and amount of days, and not necessarily at the maximum of the scale.

Type of employment:	Tijdelijke aanstelling met uitzicht op vaste aanstelling
Contract:	1 year
Maximum work hours per week:	40

Specific conditions of employment:

Appointment [as per 1 June 2012]:
Appointment will be for a one-year term initially, although the candidate will immediately be seen as potential for permanent tenure.
Employment conditions will be governed by the collective labor agreement (CAO-HBO 2010-2012) of the THU
(employment on full time or part-time basis, positions together = 1,0 full time equivalent)

Organisation

De Haagse Hogeschool

More information about this organisation

Department

International Bachelor of Law Program
The Hague University of Applied Sciences (THU) – member of The Hague Academic Coalition and a designated UNESCO School – offers over forty bachelor programs, master programs and post-academic courses in a wide range of professional fields. Over 20 thousand students pursue education designed to develop their talents, to prepare them for professional careers and to share innovative knowledge with the various industries and society at large. In 2007, on the basis of Bynkershoek Institute research, and the Academy of Management, Law and Security (the department of Dutch Law Program) (HBO-Rechten), the THU established an International Bachelor of Law Program (Program), licensed and accredited by the Dutch Government. The four-year Program has grown exceptionally since 2007. It currently has 500 students and 35 Faculty from 50 countries.
The full-time English-language Program, offers an education entirely focused on international, European and comparative perspectives on and principles of national law. It culminates in a Bachelor of Law degree (LL.B.) and is structured to educate young legal professionals for work in the international (European) field or national practices. Students are progressively trained from the start to apply their knowledge on cases drawn from real life situations through individual assignments and group projects. The Faculty is recruited from a variety of legal backgrounds and builds upon the platform of The Hague as the “Legal Capital of the World”. The atmosphere is cordial, hard working and forward looking.

Location

The Hague

Contact information

More information about the job:
Name:	Mr. E.E. van Bemmelen van Gent (Ernst)
Phone:	31 – (0)612 – 162765
Email address:	e.e.vanbemmelenvangent@hhs.nl

Information about the application procedure:
Name:	dienst HRM
Phone:	070-445 7947

Specifics

See “Law” at www.thehagueuniversity.nl.
Applications
Please fill out the application form and add your motivation and cv, before 3 May 2012 at www.dehaagsehogeschool.nl/vacatures.

Found here: http://www.werkenbijdeoverheid.nl/vacatures/detail/Lecturers-Comparative-Criminal-Law/index.cfm?baanplein_id=20021-505140996640&adm_pin=20021&searchPath=%2Fvacatures%2FsearchByOrganisation%3Fadm_pin%3D20100

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