Explore academic careers in Gender and Law within the Law subcategory. Opportunities include faculty positions at universities, research roles in legal think tanks, and policy development jobs focused on gender issues. These roles demand expertise in legal frameworks related to gender equality, offering a chance to influence law and policy.
Gender and Law offers a dynamic field for academic professionals interested in the intersection of law and gender studies. This specialty within the Law subcategory provides numerous career paths, each with unique opportunities and challenges.
The demand for experts in Gender and Law is growing, driven by societal shifts towards gender equality. Salaries vary widely, with entry-level academic positions starting around $50,000, while experienced faculty can earn upwards of $100,000 annually. Funding opportunities include research grants and fellowships specifically aimed at gender studies.
Beyond academia, professionals in Gender and Law can work in legal consulting, corporate diversity roles, and international organizations focused on human rights. Interdisciplinary opportunities include collaborations with sociology, political science, and public policy departments to address gender issues holistically.
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An international organization that unites women judges from around the world to promote gender equality and human rights in the judiciary.
The oldest women's bar association in the United States, dedicated to advancing women lawyers and advocating for women's rights in the legal profession.
A network that promotes the equal status of women in the legal profession and supports gender equality across Europe.
An organization that represents and supports the interests of women lawyers throughout Australia, focusing on gender equality in the legal field.
A Canadian organization that advances substantive equality for women and girls through litigation, law reform, and public education.
A regional network of feminist organizations and advocates working to promote women's human rights through law, policy, and development in the Asia Pacific region.
University of California, Los Angeles
• Los Angeles, CA, USA
• Academic / Faculty
