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The European Law and Governance School (ELGS) seeks to appoint full and part time Resident teaching staff for the 2026-2027 academic year (starting date 1 October 2026) for its campuses in Legraina (Greece), Rome (Italy) and Cascais (Portugal).

The ELGS is a higher education institution established by the European Public Law Organization (EPLO), an international organization, dedicated to the creation and dissemination of knowledge in the area of Public Law lato sensu and Governance (www.elgs.eu). The ELGS holds the Erasmus Charter for Higher Education for the period 2021-2027. It is headquartered in Rome, Italy and its titles of study are recognized by the Italian Republic as equivalent to the titles offered by the Italian Universities. The ELGS has also campuses in Legraina, Greece, Cascais, Portugal, Venice, Italy and Tbilisi, Georgia.

The ELGS offers undergraduate and postgraduate programs in the fields of European Law and Governance lato sensu. Moreover, the ELGS runs other educational programs, summer courses and intensive courses on contemporary issues contributing to the public dialogue and stimulating new ideas and challenges. Courses and programs are held mainly in situ and students come from all over the world. The teaching staff is Resident or International.

Type of appointment

Appointments are for one-year with the option for renewal and shall be subject to a formal employment contract with the EPLO. Resident teaching staff will be granted the academic title corresponding to their qualifications.

Main duties and responsibilities

The main duties and responsibilities of the Resident teaching staff are to:

• Teach in undergraduate and postgraduate programs, as well as in other educational programs delivered by the ELGS or in academic programs affiliated with it, for a maximum of 234 teaching hours per academic year.

• Contribute to the design and structure of courses, develop syllabi, prepare teaching materials, and designate required and recommended study materials for students.

• Organize, manage, and support workshops, webinars, training activities, and open lectures.

• Supervise theses and other academic assignments.

• Conduct research projects, pursue independent research activities, and participate in the preparation of proposals for funded research programs, including Erasmus+.

• Take active part in the implementation of co-funded programs in which EPLO and/or ELGS participates, as well as in academic mobility programs.

• Assist the institutes, academies, and commissions of the ELGS and the EPLO in the fulfillment of their mission and scientific activities.

• Produce at least two (2) pieces of original academic work per year for publication in academic journals of the EPLO and/or in other peer-reviewed academic journals, indicating affiliation with the ELGS.

• Participate in the administrative life of the ELGS and demonstrate willingness to work collaboratively. Faculty members shall also demonstrate commitment to teaching excellence and to supporting students throughout their academic training.

Teaching staff shall be required to be physically present at their assigned campus during the official working hours of the EPLO/ELGS, including teaching hours. Teaching staff may be assigned, relocated, or required to teach at any of the ELGS campuses, in accordance with institutional needs.

Application

Eligible applicants should submit their full curriculum vitae, copies of their degrees and transcripts, and a motivation letter listing their academic, teaching and professional experience along with the names and contact information of two references.

Submission shall be made by Friday 30 January 2026, to recruitment@elgs.eu.