Question 1

What qualifications are required for the Lecturer / Senior Lecturer Law role at UNSW?

Accepted Answer

Applicants need a PhD in Law or equivalent, demonstrated research expertise in Public Law, Administrative Law, Federal Constitutional Law or International Law, and proven teaching experience at university level. Strong publication record and ability to teach LLM modules are essential. See our guide: how to write a winning academic CV .

Question 2

What is the salary and benefits package for this UNSW Law position?

Accepted Answer

Remuneration starts at Level B $127,947 or Level C $155,403 plus 17% superannuation and annual leave loading. Fixed-term 2-year contract at Kensington Campus. Full details in the job post.

Question 3

What are the key teaching and research responsibilities?

Accepted Answer

Teach Public Law , Administrative Law, Federal Constitutional Law, Law in the Global Context and LLM modules. Conduct high-quality research and contribute to Faculty engagement activities. Explore related advice: become a university lecturer .

Question 4

Is this a permanent or fixed-term position at UNSW?

Accepted Answer

This is a fixed-term 2-year contract , full-time (35 hours/week). Ideal for building research profile in Law at UNSW Faculty of Law & Justice.

Question 5

How do I apply for the Lecturer Senior Lecturer Law role?

Accepted Answer

Submit application via UNSW careers portal before 18 June 2026 . Include CV, cover letter and research statement. Tailor documents to highlight Public Law expertise. More tips: academic CV guide .

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