FernUni Schweiz
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A lecturer in contract law (M09) – Bachelor of Law – 18%
- 03 April 2026
- 20%
- Permanent position
- Brigue
Job summary
Located in Brigue, UniDistance Suisse is an accredited university offering flexible distance learning.
Tasks
- Teach contract law module in the Bachelor of Law program.
- Explore special obligations of the Code in an engaging manner.
- Facilitate interactions between different contract types and general CO.
Skills
- Experience in teaching law and a relevant degree required.
- Strong communication and teaching skills essential.
- Ability to engage and inspire students in a remote setting.
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About the job
Based in Brig on a modern campus, UniDistance Switzerland is a university institute accredited under the Law on the Promotion and Coordination of Higher Education (LEHE) that has been offering Bachelor, Master and continuing education programs as well as doctorates in various fields such as law, psychology, mathematics, computer science, economics and history for over 30 years. These programs meet demanding quality standards and are designed to be followed alongside family life, a professional or sporting career, thanks to a flexible distance learning model.
With more than 2600 students, UniDistance Switzerland is the leader in distance university studies in Switzerland. The institute employs 550 staff from all over Switzerland and abroad, nearly 500 of whom are involved in teaching and research and are recognized experts in their respective fields.
To complete our team, we are looking for:
A lecturer in contract law (M09) – Bachelor of Law – 18%
Workplace: remote
Start date: January 1, 2027
Period: spring semester (February to July)
We are looking for a lecturer to teach the contract law module (M09) as part of the Bachelor of Law, corresponding to a workload of 18%.
This module deepens contract law by addressing the special part of the Code of Obligations and the main contracts (sale, enterprise, work, mandate, lease, loan, guarantees…), as well as their interactions with the general part of the CO.
