Lecturer in Law & Social Justice

The School of Law at Leeds is a successful, dynamic, and forward looking school. It was ranked 8th overall in the UK for the quality of its research, and 4th for the impact of this research on society, in REF 2014.  We invite applications from ambitious researchers who have a demonstrable commitment to providing an excellent student experience. You will contribute to the growing national and international profile and standing of the Centre for Law & Social Justice, one of the School’s highly successful research centres.

As a research active academic, you will be expected to maintain an excellent research and publication record, and to enhance the School and Centre’s research activities and research culture. The Centre recently identified access to justice, social sustainability, and legal embodiment as themes driving its research.  The successful candidates will have a record of publishing research which is internationally excellent and world leading. Our new colleagues will be expected to deliver undergraduate and taught postgraduate modules, supervise dissertations and PhD candidates, and work within the context of University values and policies, which are designed to promote dignity, diversity, and inclusiveness. The ability and willingness to teach employment/labour law is essential.

This appointment, in a supportive, ambitious, and growing School of Law offers considerable potential for personal initiative and fulfilment.

This post was advertised previously with job reference number ESLLW1062, applicants to this post need not reapply for this vacancy. 

Further details about the School of Law are available at: http://www.law.leeds.ac.uk

Informal enquiries to the Head of School, Professor Alastair Mullis (+44) (0)113 343 1881, email a.mullis@leeds.ac.uk

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