Research Associate (m/f/d) Competition Law in the Digital Economy
Research Associate @Technical University of Munich posted 4 weeks agoJob Description
The position offers the opportunity to work independently in an international, open and entrepreneurial environment as part of a dynamic team at the interface between law, technology and business. The professorship for the law of digital goods, commercial and competition law, headed by Prof. Dr. iur., Dr. rer. pol. Mark-Oliver Mackenrodt, LL.M. (NYU), Attorney at Law (New York), is located on the TUM main campus in downtown Munich. Your responsibilities include participating in research projects, organizing and providing content-related support for teaching, and holding your own courses.
The professorship’s research fields are international and interdisciplinary and focus on: • Antitrust and competition law • Digital economy law • Platform markets and the data-driven economy • Corporate innovation and competition strategies • Legal economics • Fundamentals of private law. Your profile • Enthusiasm and a special interest in antitrust law and digital business law • High degree of commitment and independence, enjoyment of academic work, teaching, and organization • Previous knowledge, particularly in antitrust/competition law, and English language skills are advantageous. • The formal requirement for a doctorate at TUM (Dr. jur.) is at least nine points (fully satisfactory) in the overall result of a German state law examination.
About Us
The Chair of Digital Goods Law, Business and Competition Law, headed by Prof. Dr. iur., Dr. rer. pol. Mark-Oliver Mackenrodt, LL.M. (NYU), Attorney at Law (New York), is located on the TUM main campus in downtown Munich. It offers you the opportunity to conduct independent academic work in an international, open, and entrepreneurial environment at the interface of law, technology, and business.
Your area of ​​responsibility
- Participation in research projects of the professorship
- Organization and content support in teaching
- Holding your own courses
Research fields
- Antitrust and competition law
- Digital Economy Law
- Platform markets and data-driven economy
- Innovation and competitive strategies of companies
- Legal economics
- Basics of private law
Your requirements profile
- Strong interest in antitrust and digital commercial law
- High level of commitment, independence and enjoyment of scientific work, teaching and organization
- Previous knowledge, particularly in antitrust/competition law, and good English skills are an advantage
- Formal requirement for a doctorate at TUM: at least nine points (fully satisfactory) in the overall result of a German state law examination
The position is suitable for disabled persons. Disabled applicants will be given preference in case of generally equivalent suitability, aptitude and professional performance.
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Contact:Â office.competition@mgt.tum.de
