Law of International Organizations

ppbPosition: Lecturer in Law of International Organizations /b /p pbInstitution: /b Swiss School for International Relations /p pbContract Type: /b Renewable | TBD /p pbWorkload: /b 2–8 teaching hours/week for the Autumn Semester 2026 / Spring Semester 2027 /p h3Job Mission /h3 pThe Swiss School for International Relations invites applications from highly qualified professionals for the position of Lecturer in Law of International Organizations. This role is an exciting opportunity to engage with students pursuing a degree in law and international affairs, and to contribute to the academic development of a specialized legal curriculum. /p pThe successful candidate will: /p ul liDesign and deliver a core undergraduate course on bLaw of International Organizations /b, with a focus on the legal structures, functions, and accountability mechanisms of bodies such as the United Nations, the World Trade Organization, the World Health Organization, and other intergovernmental institutions. /li liIntegrate real‑world legal developments and institutional case studies (e.g. Security Council decisions, ICJ opinions, WTO dispute resolution). /li liEncourage critical analysis of the legal personality, privileges and immunities, and internal governance of international organizations. /li liParticipate in curriculum development, updating course materials to reflect emerging challenges in global governance and public international law. /li liFoster an interactive classroom environment that promotes student engagement with complex legal systems. /li /ul h3Requirements /h3 ul liPhD in Law, with a specialization in bInternational Law /b, bLaw of International Organizations /b, or a closely related field. /li liDemonstrated expertise in the legal frameworks of international organizations. /li liTeaching experience in public international law or institutional law at the undergraduate or graduate level. /li liFamiliarity with current institutional reforms, treaty interpretation, and compliance mechanisms within intergovernmental bodies. /li liStrong ability to communicate complex legal concepts clearly and effectively in English. /li liSwiss or EU citizenship, or a valid work permit for Switzerland, is required at the time of application. /li /ul h3Application Deadline /h3 pNone (rolling applications considered) /p h3Shortlisting Policy /h3 pOnly shortlisted candidates will be contacted. /p /p #J-18808-Ljbffr