Librarian (m/f)

Librarian (Valid from 10/08/2026 to 25/01/2027) Language: English (UK) Location: Luxembourg Country: Luxembourg Organisation data: LCEL Library Job Number: UOL08389 Contract Type: Permanent Schedule Type: Full Time Work Hours: 40.0 Hours per Week Expected Start Date: 15/09/2026 Job Level: level 2 Role Type: Open Position Expertise: Research & Education Support Job (internal): Librarian Functions: Research support About us The University of Luxembourg is an international research university with a distinctly multilingual and interdisciplinary character. The LCEL focuses on the interdisciplinary field of European law and uses to full capacity its proximity to key EU institutions in Luxembourg. The new Interdisciplinary Centre (IC) will combine academic excellence and strategic research with impact. The IC will reflect in its strategic focus the European political agenda of a dual (digital and green) transition and topics related to European sovereignty. Complementing the library landscape, the Luxembourg Centre for European Law library, located in the Weicker building (Kirchberg), supports research and teaching activities by providing specialised resources in European Union law, public and private law, and related areas, and by acting as a central hub for scholars, students and practitioners interested in European and international legal studies. The librarian recruited for this position will be based primarily in Weicker, working in close collaboration with colleagues in the LLC and other University areas You will join a committed, international team of more than 35 library and information professionals who are engaged to delivering high-quality services, collections, research support and innovating to meet user needs. Your role As a Librarian, you will be part of the team providing direct support to users in the University libraries. Your main focus will be on user services and information support, complemented by training and guidance in using documentary or information resources. • Welcome and advise users at the library front desk (and via e-mail or phone), providing a professional, service-oriented first contact • Answer and follow up on users' information requests and support them in locating and using resources related to the University's different research, teaching and learning activities • Guide users in searching the catalogue, discovery tools and key subject databases; help them refine search strategies and understand available document types •...

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