Dubai English Law Assistant Professor — Teach & Research

UD; Dubai; On-site; AED 200,000 - 320,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Dubai College of Law invites applications for an Assistant Professor of English Law to contribute to teaching, research, and academic development within the LLB program. The successful candidate will support foundational and advanced common law subjects and collaborate on curriculum design.

The role requires a PhD in Law, a primary degree from a common law jurisdiction, and experience teaching core English Law subjects.

Qualifications

• PhD in Law from a recognized university.
• Primary law degree from a recognized common law jurisdiction (UK preferred).
• Minimum two years teaching experience at a recognized university.
• Expertise in common law methodology and case-based education.
• Strong research record with peer-reviewed Scopus-indexed publications.
• Scopus H-index of 2–3 or higher.
• Commitment to academic excellence, research productivity, and service.

Responsibilities

• Teach undergraduate English Law courses within the LLB program in English.
• Deliver core common law subjects such as Contract Law, Tort Law, Criminal Law, Public Law, Equity and Trusts, and Jurisprudence.
• Develop course materials, assessments, and teaching resources aligned with program outcomes and accreditation standards.
• Maintain an active research agenda and publish in peer-reviewed Scopus-indexed journals.
• Contribute to curriculum development, academic advising, student supervision, and quality assurance processes.
• Participate in college committees, accreditation activities, and institutional service.
• Contribute to the academic and strategic growth of the College of Law.

Skills

Teaching English Law

Common law methodology

Curriculum development

Academic writing

Education

PhD in Law

LLB from common law jurisdiction

Job description

The University of Dubai College of Law invites applications for an Assistant Professor of English Law to contribute to teaching, research, and academic development within the LLB program. The successful candidate will support foundational and advanced common law subjects and collaborate on curriculum design.

The role requires a PhD in Law, a primary degree from a common law jurisdiction, and experience teaching core English Law subjects.