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European Humanities University is inviting applications from qualified lecturers and course instructors to teach in the Master’s programme during the 2026/2027 academic year.

We are currently seeking a lecturer for the following course: 

International Criminal Law — 6 ECTS (48 contact hours), Autumn semester (December, January, February).

Language of instruction: English

Level: Master’s programme 

Teaching format: Online, evening classes 

Administrative and contractual arrangements: to be discussed individually

As this is a Master’s-level course, candidates are expected to hold a PhD in Law and to have demonstrable academic and/or practical expertise in international criminal justice.

We particularly welcome candidates with expertise in international criminal law, public international law, international human rights law, international humanitarian law, transitional justice, or international courts and tribunals.

Preference will be given to candidates who demonstrate: 

• experience teaching at university level, preferably at Master’s level;
• strong English-language communication and teaching skills;
• familiarity with current research, key case law and recent developments in international criminal justice;
• the ability to combine theoretical frameworks with case-law analysis, moot court exercises and practical applications.

We welcome applications from both established academics and legal practitioners with relevant teaching and research experience.

The University welcomes expressions of interest from both established academics and qualified legal practitioners with relevant teaching and research experience.

If you are interested in this opportunity, please contact European Humanities University dep.social@ehu.lt