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Doctoral Researchers/PhD - Gender and International Criminal Law

Explore gender perspectives in international criminal law through a four-year doctoral research position at Philipps University Marburg.

Best for:Best for legal scholars and graduates with a strong background in international law or human rights interested in pursuing a structured PhD.

Philipps University Marburg · Marburg, Germany · R1 · First-stage researcher
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International Criminal LawGender StudiesWar Crimes TrialsHuman Rights
Deadline
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Funding
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4 years
Start date
Flexible start date
Fixed-term
Location
Marburg
Germany

Overview

Philipps University Marburg invites applications for doctoral researcher positions focusing on gender and international criminal law within the International Centre for War Crimes Trials. The successful candidate will engage in specialized research exploring the intersection of gender issues and international criminal jurisprudence over a four-year period. This role provides an academic environment to conduct independent scholarly investigation, participate in center activities, and work toward a doctoral degree. Applicants are expected to demonstrate strong academic credentials and a dedicated interest in international criminal law or related legal fields.

PhDDoctoral ResearcherGenderInternational Criminal LawMarburg

What you'll do

  • Conduct independent academic research in the field of gender and international criminal law
  • Prepare and author a doctoral dissertation over the course of the appointment
  • Participate in academic events, workshops, and conferences organized by the research center
  • Collaborate with colleagues and researchers affiliated with the International Centre for War Crimes Trials

Requirements

Degree required: Master's degree or equivalent in Law or a related discipline

Degree offered: PhD

Language: English proficiency required

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Strong academic background in law or relevant social sciences
  • Demonstrated interest in international criminal law and gender issues
  • Ability to conduct independent and rigorous academic research
Nice to have
Prior coursework or research experience in international humanitarian law or human rights lawExperience in academic writing and publishing

Funding & terms

Type
Unknown
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Duration
4 years
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How to apply

Deadline: 2026-10-04

Interested applicants should submit their application materials through the official portal provided by the International Centre for War Crimes Trials at Philipps University Marburg before the specified deadline.

Documents required
  • CV
  • Cover letter
  • Academic transcripts
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Contact

Lab
International Centre for War Crimes Trials
Philipps University Marburg
Germany
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