UNIVERSITY OF COPENHAGEN

Four new professorships with a focus on European politics, law, modern studies, and the European Union

The University of Copenhagen launches European Research at the University of Copenhagen (EURECO) to strengthen its position as a major strategic source of knowledge and research regarding Europe. The initiative is a cooperative venture between the Faculties of the Humanities, Law, and Social Sciences, and will create a platform for current and future research, for teaching, and for developing new academic competences in relation to the cultural, political, legal and social complexities of Europe and EU processes. For further information see: http://www.polsci.ku.dk/english/home/ 

The following new positions are announced within the initiative: One or two full professorships in European Politics and the European Union, one full professorship in European Law and Integration, and one full professor in Modern European Studies.

Closing date for applications: 14th of September 2009.

Full announcement: Applications cannot be based on this extract. For further information on the positions please refer to http://www.ku.dk/english/available_positions/vip/

Founded in 1479 the University of Copenhagen is the Oldest university in Denmark. With approximately 37,000 student and 7,500 employees, the University is the largest university in Scandinavia. According to an international survey the University is ranked number eight in Europe, and it is a member of the International Alliance of Research