University of Nicosia’s School of Law expands academic staff with international experts in Athens and Nicosia
The University of Nicosia’s School of Law is expanding its academic team with several new hires in both Athens and Nicosia, reinforcing its commitment to academic excellence and research innovation. The new faculty members bring extensive experience from leading universities worldwide, covering fields such as constitutional law, European law, international commercial law, digital law, AI, and human rights.
Notable appointments include Professor Panagiotis Delimatsis as Director of Research at the UNIC Athens Law School, who previously directed the Tilburg Legal and Economic Centre in the Netherlands. Other additions include experts in public and administrative law, environmental law, and European administrative law, further broadening the school’s expertise. In Nicosia, scholars with backgrounds from Harvard and Maastricht universities are joining, with research interests spanning private international law, contract law, and the legal implications of AI.
These strategic recruitments aim to enhance the School's teaching quality and research capabilities, fostering international collaboration and creating a modern academic environment across both campuses. Faculty members will contribute to various international research programs and bring globally recognized expertise to the university’s legal studies.
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