"Lecturer in Law"

The School

The School of Law is an active, progressive and innovative school. It has focused on the teaching of the practice of law, at undergraduate and postgraduate level. It places an emphasis on the development of the student, with a focus on employability, and seeks to place law in context, teaching not only the basic statute and case law but also the legal decision-making processes. We are committed to active teaching methods, high standards and the personal and professional development of our students. The school has seen a rapid rise in the rankings and for the last five years has had an exceptionally high overall satisfaction rate in the NSS survey.

The Role

The post holder will be expected to teach a range of modules at undergraduate and postgraduate level; and support the development of courses in the School of Law and contribute to the research and publication profile of the department.

The Person

• Substantial experience of teaching on academic and/or professional training courses
• Knowledge of two foundations of legal knowledge subjects, and practical legal skills
• Experience of teaching in higher education
• Ability to teach undergraduate and post-graduate courses in Law
• Ability to undertake research work relevant to the field and to agreed targets
• Ability and willingness to work in teaching and curriculum development
• Ability and willingness to contribute to teaching teams
• Links with sector, including courts, firms, chambers and law centers
• Ability to work as a member of a team with shared goals

How to Apply

To apply click on ‘Apply Online’ and fill out the application form. Further information about the application process can be found here: https://jobs.uwl.ac.uk/display.aspx?id=1253&pid=0. Please email hr.recruitment@uwl.ac.uk if you need any assistance with the application process. Interviews are expected to be held in the week commencing Monday, 05 January 2026.

Additional Information

We welcome applications from individuals who do not have a fellowship of the Higher Education Academy (HEA). Should you be successful and do not hold an HEA fellowship you will be asked to complete one within 2 years of appointment as a condition of your continued employment.

Depending on eligibility this may take the form of an advanced Level 7 apprenticeship in teaching which means that you will spend 20% of your work in off-the-job study.

Candidates must be able to demonstrate their eligibility to work in the UK in accordance with the Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Act 2006.

Please be advised that it is expected that appointment within a grade will normally be at the minimum point.

Previous applicants need not apply.

We will intermittently review the applications as part of this open advert, therefore if successful, you will be shortlisted and contacted at any time.

The University of West London reserves the right to close the role prior to this date should a suitable applicant be found.