Universität St. Gallen
St.Gallen
Student Assistant (m/w/d)
- 10 September 2026
- 100%
- St.Gallen
Job summary
The Chair of Public International Law at the University of St.Gallen is led by Prof. Dr. Leena Grover. This role offers a unique opportunity to engage in interdisciplinary research.
Tasks
- Manage course and exam administration effectively.
- Design and grade exams with precision.
- Coordinate events and provide research support.
Skills
- Must be enrolled in a Master's Program in International Law.
- Fluent in English (minimum C1 level).
- Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite.
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About the job
The Chair of Public International Law at the University of St.Gallen is held by Prof. Dr. Leena Grover. Its research focuses on the law of international peace and security and covers international criminal law, the international law on the use of force, international humanitarian law, international human rights law and general international law. Work at the chair is empirical, interdisciplinary and informed by legal practice. The chair is responsible for several courses in public international law across multiple degree programs.
Application deadline: 16. October 2026 (noon)
Your tasks
- Course and Exam administration
- Exam design and grading
- Research support (optional)
- Event Coordination / Administration
Your profile
- Currently enrolled in a Master's Program in International Law
- Proficient in English (minimum C1)
- Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Outlook)
- Strong teamwork and collaboration skills
- Independent structured working style
- Prior knowledge in international law preferred
- Prior relevant work experience preferred
- Genuine interest in the field and willingness to learn
"A place where knowledge is created" - As one of Europe's leading universities of economics and business administration, the University of St.Gallen (HSG), Switzerland, is committed to the education of over 10'000 students. The HSG is one of the largest employers in the region and provides an attractive and innovative environment for more than 3'800 researchers, educators and professional staff.
