Assistant Professor of Law

Masaryk University

Role Overview

The Institute of Law and Technology is seeking an Assistant or Assistant Professor specializing in Information Technology Law. The successful candidate will contribute to teaching, research, project work, and departmental administration.

Key Responsibilities

• Teach courses on information technology law in accredited degree and lifelong learning programs
• Prepare study materials and teaching content
• Conduct scientific research, publish results, and engage in applied research
• Participate in project activities and contract research
• Contribute to organizational and administrative tasks related to academic and scientific work

Skills and Qualifications

Education:

• Completed Master’s degree in Law
• PhD required for the position of Assistant Professor

• Ability to teach and publish in Czech and English
• Expertise and qualified interest in Information Technology Law
• Demonstrated experience in independent teaching at university level
• Demonstrated experience in independent scientific research (publications, projects)
• High moral integrity and professional ethics
• Compliance with Section 70 of Act No. 111/1998 Coll. regarding concurrent employment

We Offer

• Prestigious, supportive, and motivating academic environment
• Opportunities for professional growth, continuous education, and research development
• Employee benefits including 8 weeks of paid holiday, pension contribution, meal vouchers, discounted Vodafone mobile tariffs, Multisport card, and more
• Access to national and international collaborations, projects, and research networks
• Participation in a modern, interdisciplinary, and research-focused institute

How to Apply

Required Documents:

• Cover letter
• Structured CV
• Overview of scientific and publishing activities
• Photocopies of qualification documents

Submit application via e-application by 12 February 2026. Upon successful submission, you will receive an automatic confirmation email.

Informal inquiries: Not specified; general contact through Faculty HR or e-application portal.

Selection Process

• Candidates meeting qualifications will be shortlisted
• Shortlisted candidates invited for personal or online interview
• Selection process follows Masaryk University Selection Procedure Rules

Masaryk University Faculty of Law has received the European Commission's HR Excellence in Research award. The faculty provides equal opportunities, supports diversity, and promotes a satisfying working environment.

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