Lecturer in Scots Private Law (597032)

To pursue and establish an independent and high-quality research programme; to design and deliver a range of teaching materials and undertake student assessment activities; to engage in relevant professional and knowledge exchange activities; and to carry out other tasks, including administrative tasks, assigned by the Head of School.

FTE: 1 (35/hours)
Salary:  Grade 7 £36,024 - £44,263 / Grade 8 £45,585 - £56,021

For 60 years, Strathclyde Law School has been educating lawyers who want to make a difference to today’s world. 81% of our research has been assessed as ‘world-leading’ or ‘internationally excellent’ and our staff are among the top experts in their fields. We focus on learning with impact and want our students not only to have the best educational experience but to learn how to deal with real clients in a rapidly changing world.

We are seeking a talented individual to augment our current staffing profile with a private lawyer who can teach Scots private law, broadly conceived.

The Appointee will generate research of international excellence and will co-ordinate and teach undergraduate (and, as required and appropriate, postgraduate) classes in relevant subject areas. They will contribute to the collegial, supportive and energetic research culture in the School.

Candidates should have a PhD (or equivalent) in an appropriate discipline, be able to demonstrate a body of published work in high quality publications and have an ability to secure research funding. Candidates should also possess relevant teaching experience and have outstanding communication and interpersonal skills.

Informal enquiries about the post can be directed to Professor Adelyn Wilson, Head of School ([email protected] ).

Formal interviews will be held on 21/03/2024.

Click here for full details.