Oskar Mossberg

Oskar Mossberg is a researcher and teacher of private law. His research interests revolve around fundamental questions of private law, legal methodology, law and rhetoric, and sustainability.

born 1987
Master of Laws (LL.M.) 2013
Doctor of Laws (LL.D.) in Private Law 2020
Postdoctoral Fellow in The Law of Obligations 2021–2023
Researcher in Private Law 2023–2024
Docent in Private Law 2024
Associate Professor in Private Law 2024–

Current assignments

Course Director for Term Course 2 2024–

Reporter: The Common Core of European Private Law: Third Party Effects of Contract

Previous assignments

Course Director for Term Course 2 2020

Vice Chair and Chair of the Doctoral Council, member of the Faculty Board of Law, the Research Committee, the Education Committee (substitute), Uppsala University's Doctoral Board, the Humanities and Social Sciences Doctoral Committee

Organizer: General Doctoral Seminar, Private Law Lunches

Reporter: Comparison of mandatory consumer protection provisions in the Common European Sales Law proposal and six national laws

Areas of interest

Contract Law, Legal Methodology, Law and Rhetoric, Sustainability

Teaching experience

Term Course 2, Term Course 3, Advanced Courses, Doctoral Courses, External Assignments

Oskar's research revolves around fundamental questions of private law, third party effects of contract, legal and scientific methodology, and how to promote sustainability interests within the private law paradigm. Currently he is involved in the cross-disciplinary project "Environmental pledges within the energy system" where he does research together with PhD in rhetoric Erik Bengtson (Uppsala, Södertörn).

Portrait of a researcher: https://www.jur.uu.se/research/portrait-of-a-researcher/