Academic in Common Law, Comparative Law and Legal Culture

About the role

The Faculty of Law Saint‑Louis and the interdisciplinary research institute IRIS‑L are seeking a full‑time academic to teach and research in Common Law, Comparative Law and Legal Culture. The position involves delivering English‑language lectures, supervising research, and contributing to the university’s international visibility.

Key responsibilities

• Deliver daytime lectures in English on common law, comparative law and legal theory for bilingual Bachelor programmes.
• Conduct research within an IRIS‑L research centre, supervise PhD theses and secure external funding.
• Participate in collaborative projects, serve on programme or examination committees, and engage in community‑service activities.

Required profile

• PhD in Law or Legal Science (or equivalent) with a postgraduate degree or LLM.
• Proven university teaching record, demonstrated public‑speaking ability and experience with diverse audiences.
• Significant academic publications in peer‑reviewed journals or edited volumes.

Required skills

• Strong teaching skills, including innovative, inclusive curricula and dialogue with the legal profession.
• Research expertise capable of obtaining funding and managing interdisciplinary projects.