Assistant (20-50%)
- Employment type
- Part-time
- Workload
- 20–50%
- Location
- Bern
- Company
- Universität Bern, Hochschulstrasse 6, 3012 Bern
- First posted
UniBE is networked.
With us, you are part of an international community and benefit from interdisciplinary cooperation.
Start of work
As of 1 December 2026 or by arrangement
Employment relationship
temporary
Institute / Place of work
Institut für Strafrecht und Kriminologie
krim.unibe.ch (https://www.krim.unibe.ch/)
Tasks
- Assistance in the preparation and implementation of the police law conference on 4 June 2027
- Revision and updating of teaching materials
- Literature research with a view to publications
- Under certain circumstances, participation in the preliminary correction of sample exams in the introductory studies
- Administrative and organizational tasks (website)
- Occasional collaboration in research projects
Requirements
- Criminal Law II + III bachelor's examination completed
- Interest in current criminal law as well as legal and socio-political issues
- Proficiency in written expression, precise way of thinking and working
- Flair for office work; advanced use of Microsoft Word and Powerpoint; basic knowledge of Excel
- Readiness for flexible assignments within the working hours within the framework of flexible or annual working hours
- ideally: (future) orientation of the Master's studies towards subjects of the department (Criminology, Criminal and Measures Execution, Criminal Sanctions Law, Juvenile Criminal Law, Police Law, Criminal Policy, Human Rights, Migration Law)
Framework conditions
- Employment according to cantonal law
- Collaboration in a team of approximately 10 people; insight into scientific work
- Central place of work in Bern (Uni S, near main station); workplace in a pool or three-person office
- Predominantly flexibly divisible working hours
Your benefits
Collaborative environment and ambitious team
Central location in the heart of Bern
Meaningful work and fair remuneration
Individual supervision and support
Working at UniBE
The University of Bern offers not only exciting tasks but also an environment that actively promotes development, diversity and equal opportunities. Discover what distinguishes us as an employer and how you can progress with us.
Application and contact
Questions about the position?
Information will be provided by Joshua Bürge and Jonas Weber
Questions about the application?
Application documents including the transcript of records by e-mail (pdf format, in a single file) to jonas.weber@unibe.ch and joshua.buerge2@unibe.ch
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