Lecturer in Law (Education & Research) – Hybrid, Exeter

University of Exeter; Exeter; Hybrid; GBP 39,000 - 48,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid working

Exeter Academic

Staff benefits

Freedom

Support teams

Innovation directorate

Beautiful campus

Job summary

University of Exeter seeks two Lecturer in Law (Education and Research) for a permanent, full-time role from January 2027 at Streatham Campus. The post combines undergraduate teaching across core modules with leading an ambitious, internationally recognised research portfolio.

The role requires delivering high-quality teaching to large cohorts and developing externally funded research collaborations to raise the School’s profile.

Qualifications

• PhD in Law (or nearing completion) and an independent, internationally-recognised research programme.
• Proven potential to produce high-quality publications.
• Ability to attract external research funding.
• Active approach to interdisciplinary/multidisciplinary research.
• Passion for delivering high-quality undergraduate teaching to large cohorts.
• Demonstrated ability to collaborate with business and community partners.
• Potential to develop impactful projects.

Responsibilities

• Teach undergraduate modules in Law (e.g., Torts, Land Law, Equity & Trusts, Company Law, etc.).
• Develop an ambitious programme of internationally recognised research.
• Publish high-quality work and pursue external funding opportunities.
• Engage in collaborative partnerships to boost research profile of the School and University.
• Contribute to interdisciplinary and cross-disciplinary teaching and research.

Skills

Teaching

Research leadership

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Attract research funding

Publication quality

Mentoring students

Education

PhD in Law (or nearing completion)

Job description

University of Exeter seeks two Lecturer in Law (Education and Research) for a permanent, full-time role from January 2027 at Streatham Campus. The post combines undergraduate teaching across core modules with leading an ambitious, internationally recognised research portfolio.

The role requires delivering high-quality teaching to large cohorts and developing externally funded research collaborations to raise the School’s profile.