Associate professor (promotion track) in Banking Law (m/f)

Language: English (UK)Location LuxembourgCountry: Luxembourg Organisation data: Department of LawJob Number: UOL07790Contract Type: Academic - PermanentSchedule Type: Full TimeWork Hours 40.0 Hours per Week Job (internal): Associate professorJob Level: MonolevelFunctions: Associate / Assistant ProfessorExpertise: ProfessorsRole Type: Open Position About usThe University of Luxembourg is an international research university with a distinctly multilingual and interdisciplinary character.The Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance counts over 2,700 students enrolled across four Bachelor programmes, thirteen Master programmes, doctoral studies as well as several continuing education courses. The Faculty hosts the Doctoral School of Law and the Doctoral School in Economics, Finance and Management.Teaching and research at the FDEF benefit from the proximity of European institutions, Luxembourg's leading international financial centre, as well as its vibrant business community. Institutional and private sector partnerships, sponsored chairs and a growing network of international partner universities make the FDEF a dynamic academic hub at the heart of Europe. Your roleThe successful candidate will strengthen the Department of Law's research area in Banking, Financial and Commercial Law, which is a cornerstone of the Department's academic profile and a key contributor to the University's reputation. They will pursue research and teaching in this field, focussing on Luxembourg, EU, and comparative transnational perspectives. The position is of particular strategic relevance given the Department's ambition to maintain its leadership in financial law, a domain central to Luxembourg's role as a global financial centre.The ideal candidate shows potential to:• Develop an internationally recognized research profile in banking law in a broad sense, e.g., prudential regulation and bank supervision, depositary law, regulation of payments and payment systems, financial technologies, sustainable finance, secured transactions and consumer financial contracts, links to financial markets law• Publish extensively in top-tier peer-reviewed journals, monographs, or authoritative treatises• Contribute to interdisciplinary initiatives such as the FutureFinTechNCER and/or collaborate with the Department of Finance in the field of sustainable finance• Teach in core areas of banking law. The ability to contribute to teaching in related areas of commercial law—such as financial and...

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