Lecturer - Private and Commercial Law

About the role

The University of Namibia is recruiting a full-time Lecturer in the School of Law, based at its main campus. The post is open to teaching undergraduate and post-graduate courses in the Department of Private and Commercial Law and other departments where the need arises.

Key responsibilities

• Teach undergraduate and post-graduate courses in the Department of Private and Commercial Law and other departments where needed.
• Participate in the administration and teaching of academic programmes.
• Engage actively in research and the production of scholarly outputs in the School of Law.
• Contribute to community engagement initiatives.
• Perform other duties assigned by the Head of Department and the Associate Dean of the School of Law from time to time.

Required profile

• LLB and LLM degrees from a common law jurisdiction.
• Three years of service as Lecturer or Researcher at an institution of higher learning.
• Satisfactory record of teaching, published scholarly research and contributions to the community.
• An LLD or PhD in Law is an added advantage.