Which fields of study or vocational training are particularly recommended for candidates who have an interest in Legal sciences jobs?

A degree or vocational training in one of the following fields is particularly relevant for Legal sciences jobs: Natural Sciences, Forest Sciences, Life Sciences, Social Sciences, Health sciences

Which degrees are most in demand by employers who post job ads for Legal sciences jobs?

The following degrees are often sought by employers looking to fill Legal sciences jobs: Forest scientist, Life Scientist, Life Science Engineer, Social scientist, Legal scientist

10 Legal sciences Jobs

PostDoc Biology, Biochemistry, Biomedicine (m/f/d)

Compliance Program Manager (d/f/m)

PhD Position (f/m/d) in Cancer & Microbiome Research: Microbiota's Role in Radiation Lung Toxicity

Graduate student / PhD student (all genders) - Neuro-Immuno-Oncology and Cell Therapy

HPLC Systems Support Specialist (f/m/d)

Data Scientist, Biologist as PhD Candidate: Spatial Metabolomics (m/f/d)

PhD Candidate (m/f/d): Analysis of Microscopic BIOMedical Images (AMBIOM

Postdoc Computer Science - Microscopic BIOMedical Images (m/f/d)

(Medical) Technical Assistant (all genders) in Research- Center for Structural Systems Biology

Sr. Manager - Labor and Employee Relations (m/f/d)

Applicant

Employer

Jobvector

Other applicants also searched for:

Frequently asked questions

How many Legal sciences jobs are currently available?

Which positions are most relevant for candidates who are looking for Legal sciences jobs?

Which skills are particularly important for Legal sciences jobs?

What's the best way to stay informed about when new Legal sciences jobs are posted?