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University of La Laguna Announces Public Competition for 24 Lecturer and Researcher Positions Under Labor Law Regime

Published: July 21, 2026|education|Gobierno de Canarias

University of La Laguna Announces Public Competition for Academic Positions

Overview

The University of La Laguna has opened a public competition to fill 24 permanent, labor regime positions for university teaching and research staff. This move aligns with the 2025 employment offer, reflecting ongoing efforts to stabilize academic personnel amid legislative changes introduced by Law Organic 2/2023 and other legal frameworks.

Application Process

The process involves a series of steps, including:

  • Application submission via the university’s online portal
  • Eligibility verification
  • A two-phase evaluation consisting of:
    • An oral presentation
    • Project discussions

Candidates must meet specific national and academic requirements, including:

  • Holding a doctorate
  • Having their activities positively assessed by national evaluation agencies.

Significance of the Recruitment

This recruitment drive is crucial as it aims to:

  • Strengthen the university’s teaching and research capacity
  • Offer stable employment to qualified academics

The transparent, competitive selection process ensures merit-based appointments, providing opportunities for:

  • Local scholars
  • International scholars with proven expertise

to join La Laguna’s academic community.

Timeline and Future Outlook

Clear timelines and procedural details aim to:

  • Streamline the process
  • Provide transparency and fairness for applicants.

Successful candidates will be offered contracts starting from October 2026, with the possibility of influencing the university’s future research and teaching landscape.

This initiative underscores the university’s commitment to academic excellence and strategic staff development within Spain’s evolving legal context.

"This move aligns with the 2025 employment offer, reflecting ongoing efforts to stabilize academic personnel amid legislative changes."