Senior Lecturer – Taylor's College

The Senior Lecturer role involves teaching, research, and administrative responsibilities in the field of Constitutional & Administrative Law and Tort Law within a higher education setting. The position requires curriculum development, student support, scholarly activities, and participation in academic and professional committees.

The Senior Lecturer in Constitutional & Administrative Law and Tort Law is responsible for teaching duties including design, preparation, and development of teaching materials; conducting classes, tutorials, and practicals; student consultation; invigilation; marking; and assessment. The role also involves contributing to programme and curriculum development, implementing teaching strategies to optimize student learning, supporting postgraduate research projects, and maintaining high standards of teaching and effective learning. The position includes conducting scholarly activities such as research, conference presentations, journal publications, and relevant community work, as well as supporting grant applications as a co-researcher. Administrative responsibilities include attending departmental meetings, participating in committees and working groups, engaging in continuous professional development, and assisting in establishing academic linkages with external organizations and professional bodies.