Associate Professorship in Danish and EU competition and public procurement law

Copenhagen Business School; København; On-site; DKK 700,000 - 1,000,000; Full time

Job summary

Copenhagen Business School invites applications for an Associate Professorship in Danish and EU competition and public procurement law at the Department of Business Humanities and Law (BHL).

The successful candidate will engage in teaching across CBS programs, contribute to CBS LAW's international research standing, and advance research in Danish and EU competition and public procurement law with a strong publication record.

Qualifications

• Demonstrated teaching qualifications and/or a documented teaching portfolio.
• Significant international research publications in the field.
• Professional proficiency in English; Danish language skills preferred.
• Experience with Danish and EU competition law and public procurement law desirable.

Responsibilities

• Teach and assess in CBS programs, including Executive Education.
• Lead and participate in high-standard research activities and publications.
• Promote CBS’s academic reputation and international engagement.
• Initiate and coordinate research projects and funding efforts.
• Contribute to CBS-wide and departmental administrative tasks.
• Engage with public discourse, communicating findings to stakeholders.

Skills

Teaching qualifications

Research publications

Academic English

Education

Advanced degree in law or related field

Job description

Copenhagen Business School invites applications for a vacant Associate Professorship in Danish and EU competition and public procurement law at the Department of Business Humanities and Law (BHL).

Core research themes of BHL include entrepreneurship, business ethics, leadership, governance, culture, learning, business history, and law from commercial and societal perspectives. It is the ambition of BHL to tackle the big questions shaping business and society today. Through high-quality research and teaching grounded in the humanities, social sciences, and law, BHL researchers explore what it means to be human in a world driven by enterprise and uncertainty.

The Department is organized with three academic units closely related to aspects of our educational offerings and our research. The two offered positions are anchored in the Law Unit (CBS LAW).

Founded in the international and national legal framework for businesses in a globalised world, CBS LAW’s research focuses on business law from a societal and commercial perspective. Consequently, the research concentrates on the content of and interplay between international law, EU law and national law. You can read more about CBS LAW's research profile here:

https://www.cbs.dk/research/departments/department-business-humanities-and-law/cbs-law

Teaching responsibilities of CBS LAW include undergraduate, graduate, and post graduate teaching in law courses across CBS. As most of the law courses are in Danish, it is an advantage if applicants have solid knowledge of Danish law and can teach in Danish.

For this call, we are particularly interested in applicants with research and teaching expertise in the following areas:

• Danish competion law (dansk konkurrenceret)
• EU competition law (EU-konkurrenceret)
• Danish public procurement law (dansk udbudsret)
• EU public procurement law (EU udbudsret)

The Associate Professorship is a permanent position with research and teaching obligations.

To fulfill the research requirements of the position, the applicant chosen is expected to be physically present on a regular basis and actively participate in the teaching and research activities of the Department.

Responsibilities

• Teaching and associated examination in existing CBS programs, including Executive Education
• Individual and group based research meeting high international standards
• Promoting CBS’s academic reputation
• Initiating, fund raising and coordinating research projects
• Promoting the teaching and research capabilities of Copenhagen Business School and other relevant assignments at Copenhagen Business School
• Contributing to the administrative responsibilities of the Department and to CBS-wide tasks
• Communicating findings to the public in general and to CBS’s stakeholders in particular, including participating in the public debate.
• Research meeting high international standards, including responsibility for the academic development of the relevant discipline
• Responsibility for publishing, scientific communication and research-based teaching
• Active participation in the regular research activities, such as research seminars, workshops and conferences.

The associate professor is expected to contribute to the development and application of the research of the department’s research areas and to maintain and strengthen CBS’s international research position.

Qualifications

• Advanced degree in an appropriate field
• Documented teaching qualifications or other material for the evaluation of his/her pedagogical level. Please see guidelines for teaching portfolios.
• Documented research production at an international level, including publications in the field’s internationally recognized journals
• Professional proficiency in English and preferably also in Danish (written and spoken)

Copenhagen Business School has a broad commitment to the excellence, distinctiveness and relevance of its teaching and research programmes. Candidates who wish to join us should demonstrate enthusiasm for working in an organisation of this type (highlighting, for example, relevant business, educational and dissemination activities).

For further information please contact:

Director of CBS LAW, Professor Peter Koerver Schmidt, [e-mail]. Information about CBS LAW can be found at https://www.cbs.dk/research/departments/department-business-humanities-and-law/cbs-law

Appointment and salary will be in accordance with the Ministry of Finance’s agreement with the Central Academic Organisation.

One of CBS’ strategic goals is the promotion of diversity, which is why every effort has been made to ensure a recruitment process that reduces potential bias.

Details about Copenhagen Business School and the department are available at www.cbs.dk