Senior Lecturer – Taylor's College

The Senior Lecturer in Constitutional & Administrative Law and Tort Law is responsible for delivering high-quality education in the field of law. This role significantly impacts the academic development of students and contributes to the advancement of legal scholarship within the institution.

The Senior Lecturer will engage in teaching duties that include the design, preparation, and development of teaching materials, conducting classes, tutorials, and practicals, as well as providing student consultation and assessment. The role also encompasses contributions to programme and curriculum development, implementation of effective teaching strategies, and support for postgraduate research projects.

Key Responsibilities:

• Design and develop teaching materials for courses in Constitutional & Administrative Law and Tort Law.
• Conduct lectures, tutorials, and practical sessions for students.
• Provide academic consultation and support to students.
• Assess student performance through marking and invigilation.
• Contribute to the development of academic programmes and curricula.
• Engage in scholarly activities including research and publication.
• Support grant applications as a co-researcher.
• Participate in departmental meetings and committees.
• Assist in establishing academic linkages with external organizations.