Assistant Professor in Law: DCU: Dublin City University (DCU) is an equal opportunities employer and holds an Athena SWAN bronze award. The School of Law and Government offers programmes in Law both at undergraduate and graduate level, offers a MA in Data Protection and Privacy Law jointly with the School of Computing, particular interest in socio-legal studies and promotes interdisciplinary research, through the DCU Brexit Institute and Law Research Centre. Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, The School of Law and Government at DCU invited applications from eligible candidates for filling up the Assistant Professor position in Law, on a permanent contract, to begin on 1 September 2020.
About the position: Selected candidates will be committed to high-quality research and publication in the field of law on an individual and a collaborative basis, teaching, and
assessment and administration across a range of undergraduate and postgraduate
programmes. They will also be able strongly to commitment to academic research with a track-record of international peer-reviewed publications.
Total Vacancies: 1 Position
Position: Assistant Professor
Salary: as per norms
Educational qualifications: Interested and eligible candidates must hold an honours degree and should have completed or submitted a PhD with experience of university teaching at
lecturer/assistant professor level.
Closing Date: 10 January 2020
How to apply: Interested and eligible applicants may apply online mode through the link given below along with the application form, a brief CV and cover letter by or before 10/01/2020.
| Quick Overview——– | |
| Organization | Dublin City University (DCU) |
| Position | Assistant Professor |
| Country | Ireland |
| Subject areas | Law |
| Salary | As per norms |
| Eligibility | Ph.D. Degree in related subjects. |
| Deadline | 10 January 2020 |
For more information: For detailed announcement and instructions for submission of application, eligibility requirements, other terms and conditions, please visit the link given below.
