Lecturer in European and International Criminal Law

About the role

The European Forensic Institute, a fully accredited higher education institution specialising in criminology, forensic and investigative sciences, is looking for a Lecturer in European and International Criminal Law. The role works closely with the academic department to inspire students' learning, using modern teaching practices and methodologies. It is a remote, online position on a contract basis.

Key responsibilities

• Deliver courses in line with the academic calendar, covering the curriculum comprehensively and effectively.
• Prepare course content aligned with curriculum objectives, including detailed plans for practical or laboratory sessions.
• Supervise and support students on undergraduate and postgraduate research projects, dissertations or theses, and guide them through individual modules.
• Support students with their final dissertation work.
• Maintain professional competence, including proficiency in relevant IT skills and online teaching platforms.
• Uphold integrity and ethical conduct with students and colleagues, and comply with academic obligations.
• Use and maintain appropriate teaching materials, resources and tools.

Required profile

• A Master's degree or PhD in International Criminal Law, Criminal Justice, Human Rights Law or a closely related field.
• Previous experience teaching at university level.
• In-depth knowledge of international and European criminal law concepts, including crimes against humanity, war crimes, genocide, international tribunals and courts, extradition procedures, human rights law and the roles of the ICC and the UN.
• Evidence of research activity and scholarly contributions; the text mentions general psychology but the role is in criminal law.
• Ability to engage and motivate students from diverse academic and cultural backgrounds.
• Strong organisational, time-management and planning skills, and commitment to an inclusive learning environment.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills in Italian; proficiency in another language is a plus.

What we offer

• A multicultural and dynamic team.
• A flexible remote, online position.
• An engagement with a growing, innovative, student-centred institution.
• Continuous professional development and support for research initiatives.

To apply, send your CV by email before the deadline of 16 August 2026; only successful candidates will be contacted.