Senior /Principal Teaching Fellow in Scots Criminal Law - 203362
 

Salary scale: Senior Teaching Fellow: £51630 - £58089 Principal Teaching Fellow: £59,828 - £63,463
FTE: 1 (35 hours/week)
Term: Open contract
Closing date: 28/04/2019

For over 50 years the University of Strathclyde Law School has been educating lawyers who want to make a difference to today’s world.  We focus on learning with impact and want our students not only to have the best classroom based experience but to learn how to deal with real clients in a rapidly changing world. Our research has similarly been rated best in Scotland for intensity and our staff are among the top experts in their fields.  

Due to our rapid growth trajectory and ambitions for the future, we are seeking a range of talented individuals to augment our current staffing profile. One of our key strategic areas for appointment is in Scots Criminal Law.

It is our intention to make one appointment within Scots Criminal Law, within either an academic or a teaching role. The appointment level will depend upon the skills and experience of the candidate.

The appointee will lead the design, development and delivery of a range of teaching programmes, and will manage teaching teams, providing leadership, support and guidance to colleagues.  They will also lead scholarship activities with impact appropriate to appointment grade.

Candidates should have a PhD (or equivalent professional experience) in an appropriate discipline, and have a sustained track record of teaching at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Candidates should also have experience of leading curriculum development and be able to demonstrate a sustained track record of appropriate scholarship activities.  Proven staff, budget and project management skills are also required.

For this role, the appointment grade will be dependent on the skills and experience of the candidate.

Informal enquiries about the post can be directed to Claire McDiarmid, Head of School (claire.mcdiarmid@strath.ac.uk).

Further information on current career opportunities within the Law School is available on the University’s website. 

Please click here for full details of this vacancy.
Faculty
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
Department/School
Strathclyde Law School
Staff Category
Teaching
Type of Employment
Open-ended
Working Hours
Full-time
Vacancy Description
 
Salary scale: Senior Teaching Fellow: £51630 - £58089 Principal Teaching Fellow: £59,828 - £63,463
FTE: 1 (35 hours/week)
Term: Open contract
Closing date: 28/04/2019

For over 50 years the University of Strathclyde Law School has been educating lawyers who want to make a difference to today’s world.  We focus on learning with impact and want our students not only to have the best classroom based experience but to learn how to deal with real clients in a rapidly changing world. Our research has similarly been rated best in Scotland for intensity and our staff are among the top experts in their fields.  

Due to our rapid growth trajectory and ambitions for the future, we are seeking a range of talented individuals to augment our current staffing profile. One of our key strategic areas for appointment is in Scots Criminal Law.

It is our intention to make one appointment within Scots Criminal Law, within either an academic or a teaching role. The appointment level will depend upon the skills and experience of the candidate.

The appointee will lead the design, development and delivery of a range of teaching programmes, and will manage teaching teams, providing leadership, support and guidance to colleagues.  They will also lead scholarship activities with impact appropriate to appointment grade.

Candidates should have a PhD (or equivalent professional experience) in an appropriate discipline, and have a sustained track record of teaching at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Candidates should also have experience of leading curriculum development and be able to demonstrate a sustained track record of appropriate scholarship activities.  Proven staff, budget and project management skills are also required.

For this role, the appointment grade will be dependent on the skills and experience of the candidate.

Informal enquiries about the post can be directed to Claire McDiarmid, Head of School (claire.mcdiarmid@strath.ac.uk).

Further information on current career opportunities within the Law School is available on the University’s website. 

Please click here for full details of this vacancy.