The Ombuds Blog: Job Posting: University of Luxembourg

February 07, 2024

Job Posting: University of Luxembourg

Université du Luxembourg has opened a search for an Ombudsperson. The position will expand the university's Ombuds Service, which was established by Brent Epperson in February 2021. (Initially a full-time Ombuds, Epperson is now part-time.) The new full-time, permanent position reports to the University's Governing Council.

Applicants must have: a Master's degree; substantial experience in conflict resolution; familiarity with relevant national and European legal and regulatory frameworks; and proficiency in English and German. French language skills are an asset. No salary or application deadline indicated. (Uni.lu Recruitment.)

Related posts: Job Posting; University of Luxembourg Names First Ombuds; ENOHE Webinar on Opening an Ombuds Office; Call for Presenters: Centre for Informal Dispute Resolution.

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February 07, 2024

Job Posting: University of Luxembourg

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