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The University of Navarra (UNAV) is a non-profit private university founded in 1952 based in Pamplona, Spain. It confers 56 official degrees and administers more than 90 postgraduate programs (including 20 doctoral programs and 42 master’s programs) through 10 schools, two superior colleges, the IESE Business School and its 5 comprehensive Research Centres: CCUN (Cancer Centre Clínica Universidad de Navarra), BIOMA (Biodiversity and Environment Institute) and DATAI (Institute of Data Science and Artificial Intelligence), ICS (INSTITUTE FOR CULTURE AND SOCIETY and CIN (Centre for Nutrition Research).

UNAV has more than 14.000 students in 5 campuses: Pamplona, San Sebastian, Madrid, Barcelona and New York with a wide network of international universities and research centres.

UNAV has a sound track record in participating in European Research Programs. The university has participated in 126 European projects from FP4 to Horizon Europe, including LIFE, ERASMUS+ and INTERREG Programs; of which 22 projects were coordinated by the university. The University also counts with a thorough experience in MSCA and ERC grants with over 26 signed grants.

UNAV been awarded with the HR Excellence in Research quality seal (HRS4R) that guarantees the implementation of the European Charter for Researchers and the Code of Conduct for the Recruitment of Researchers.

Offer description

Our expert in canon and ecclesiastical law is willing to supervise a candidate devoting her-his doctoral research to the issues of religious freedom and inter-religious cooperation within the countries of the EU.

Key words            Religious Freedom / Inter-Religious Cooperation.

Research Field     Ecclesiastical Law / Constitutional Law.

REQUIREMENTS OF THE CANDIDATE

Main research field

Ecclesiastical Law; Constitutional Law.

Specific requirements

Eligibility: 

• No more than 8 years since the date of PhD defense at date 2024 September 11.
• The candidate must not have lived or worked in Spain for more than 12 months in the last 36 months calculating from 2024 September 11

Language

Working language is Spanish; Italian and French are very valued.

Required research Experience

Ecclesiastical Law; Constitutional Law.

Applications: documents to be submitted

Please send a brief CV, a brief letter of motivation explaining academic and research trajectory, and a one-page research proposal.