Lecturer in Law – Teaching and Research

Overview

Join Cardiff University as a Lecturer in Law to advance teaching and research across undergraduate and postgraduate programs. You will contribute to a research-led teaching environment, support students, supervise, and help shape the School of Law and Politics’ academic life. The role offers opportunities to collaborate across the university and to develop an ambitious research programme aligned with the School’s strengths. Open-ended appointments are available at Grades 6 or 7, reflecting experience and achievements.

Pay / Benefits

• flexible working arrangements
• job-share options
• inclusive environment
• support for work-life balance
• equality and diversity commitment
• open-ended appointments

Responsibilities

• Deliver research-led teaching across undergraduate and postgraduate programs
• Contribute to the research outputs and life of the School
• Provide student support and supervision
• Collaborate with colleagues across the University and contribute to departmental and School operations
• Support the wider academic life and strategic goals of the School of Law and Politics
• Engage in widening participation and contribute to high-quality student experience

Key requirements

• PhD in Law or related discipline by start date (candidates nearing completion may be considered at Grade 6)
• Strong or demonstrable potential for excellence in teaching and research
• Ambitious research agenda aligned with School strengths
• Ability to teach in relevant areas of law (commercial law, private and property law, medical law, or public law)
• Willingness to collaborate across departments and support student development

• passion for legal education
• collaborative mindset
• commitment to student experience
• teaching in law (areas specified)
• research planning and dissemination
• scholarly collaboration across university units

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