Lecturer

UNAM FOUNDATION; Vijayapura District; On-site; INR 1,997,000 - 3,423,000; Full time

Job summary

University of Namibia is seeking a Lecturer to teach undergraduate and postgraduate courses in the Department of Private and Commercial Law and related departments at the Main Campus. The role includes academic administration, active research activity, and scholarly output for the School of Law, plus community engagement initiatives.

The appointee will undertake duties as assigned by the HOD and Associate Dean.

Qualifications

• Minimum qualification: LLB and LLM degrees from a common law jurisdiction.
• Three years of service as Lecturer or Researcher in higher education.
• Satisfactory record of teaching, scholarly publications and community service.

Responsibilities

• Teach undergraduate and postgraduate courses in the Department of Private and Commercial Law and other departments as needed.
• Participate in administration and academic programme delivery, engage in research and scholarly output.
• Contribute to community engagement initiatives and undertake duties as assigned by HOD and Associate Dean.

Skills

Teaching

Research

Course administration

Education

LLB

LLM

LLD/PhD preferred

Job description

Position: Lecturer

Job type: Full time

Category: Academic

Location / Branch: University of Namibia / Main Campus

Closing Date: 13 November 2026 (1 week from now)

Job Description

To teach undergraduate and post-graduate courses in the Department of Private and Commercial Law and other departments, where the need arises. The candidate should be able to participate in the administration and teaching of academic programmes, actively engage in research and the production of scholarly outputs in the School of Law, including contributing to community engagement initiatives. The appointee will also perform other duties as may be assigned to him/her by the HOD and the Associate Dean of the School of Law from time to time.

Requirements

The successful candidate must have the following minimum qualifications: LLB and LLM degrees from a common law jurisdiction; Three (3) years of service as Lecturer or Researcher at an institution of Higher Learning; Satisfactory record of teaching, scholarly published research works and contributions in service to the community. A LLD/PhD degree in Law will be an added advantage.

The advertisement reflects the minimum eligibility criteria, and the Search Committee may set additional eligibility criteria for shortlisting and selection purposes.

Published On 30 October 2026