Opportunities from Institute of State and Law, Czech Academy of Sciences

The researcher will conduct independent legal research, prepare scholarly publications, participate in research projects and grant applications, build professional networks and mobility links, analyse legal regulation, contribute policy and expert outputs, present research and help organize academic events. The institute offers full- or part-time work, flexible hours, a fixed-term contract with possible extension, five weeks of vacation, meal allowance, language and professional-development support, childcare facilities and a central Prague workplace. Salary is stated as commensurate with experience; no amount is published in the accessible official call.

Applicants need a completed master's degree in law or legal studies. A PhD or ongoing doctoral study is advantageous. The institute seeks evidence of relevant publications or professional activity, ability to conduct independent research and strong English; additional languages are an asset. Applications should include an English CV, English motivation letter, list of publications or professional activities and an optional writing sample.