Hochschule Pforzheim | Germany | 75xxx Pforzheim | Temporary contract | Part time - flexible | Published since: 21.10.2026 on stepstone.de
Academic Assistant Business Law (m/f/d)
In order to strengthen their team, the Faculty of Economics and Law for the degree program Business Law is looking for an academic assistant (m/w/d) in parttime (50% or 19.75 hours per week). Within the framework of a qualification programme with an individual qualification objective, the employment relationship is limited to 2 years. The work with students prepares you pleasure, you are strong in communication, working structured and independent? Then we look forward to your application until 11.11.2026! Please apply exclusively through our website. .
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
Support in the marketing of the degree program Economic Law, e.g. by creating scientific contributions and target group-oriented content for the website and social media channels of the degree programme Planning and organisation of study-accompanying internal and external events Support in scientific projects, in particular in the search and evaluation of case law Support in the further development of the curriculum, e.g. by checking and updating the module manual and organisation of evaluations Own scientific further qualification
Completed university studies (Bachelor) in the fields of economic law, law, economics, etc. Very good German knowledge (at least on C1 level) Good knowledge of English (at least on B1 level) Safe handling of Microsoft Office and Adobe Impressive team skills and a high level of organizational talent, reliability and contact joy
Location
 | Hochschule Pforzheim | |
| Tiefenbronner Str. 65, 75175 Pforzheim | ||
| Germany |
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