Ph.D. Students in Tax Law (m/f/d)
Veröffentlicht:
04 April 2025Pensum:
100%- Arbeitsort:St.Gallen
We offer you:
The opportunity to work in a dynamic and interdisciplinary research institute, embedded in a dedicated team
The opportunity to contribute to a national interdisciplinary research program with attractive working conditions for your research
An interesting position as a doctoral student with the opportunity to pursue a PhD in accordance with the guidelines of the University of St.Gallen
Your tasks
As part of the SNSF project "Taxation of the Aviation Industry – A Holistic Approach", Prof. Dr. Giedre Lideikyte-Huber and Prof. Dr. Peter Hongler are looking to hire, starting in June 2025 (or by agreement), two:
Ph.D. Students in Tax Law (m/f/d) 100%
The effectiveness of measures to reduce emissions from aviation depends heavily on tax mechanisms that encourage or discourage certain industry practices and consumer behavior. Current Swiss and international tax policy does not sufficiently address aviation emissions, and in fact does the opposite - it strongly encourages them through its tax policy. The project aims at assessing (i) the current constitutional limits and economic effects of Pigouvian Taxes in the field and (ii) the distortive impact of the current corporate income tax regime (such as Art. 8 OECD MC) and its legal implications.
Your main tasks are:
Writing a dissertation in the specified area
Supporting the project, e.g., through workshops, conferences, and policy briefings
Your profile
- Successful completion of a Master's degree in Law
- For one of the two positions, knowledge of Swiss constitutional and tax law is required
- Fulfillment of the doctoral admission requirements at the University of St.Gallen
- Interest in interdisciplinary questions
- Interest in the aviation industry
- Interest in collaboration with our practice-based legal partners
"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 9800 students. The HSG is one of the largest employers in the region and provides an attractive and innovative environment for more than 3300 researchers, educators and professional staff.
