Job description

• The School seeks to build the knowledge base of its various disciplines through teaching, research, academic leadership and mentoring, the administration of teaching activities, and relevant community engagement

Minimum requirements

A minimum requirement for all posts is an undergraduate South African law degree.

• A relevant doctoral degree, or a relevant master’s degree plus admission as a legal practitioner (advocate or attorney)
• At least three (3) years of relevant working experience in teaching, lecturing, research, or industry in the discipline
• A record of important and quality research in the form of peer-reviewed publications (books, chapters in books, journal articles, or equivalent) in DHET/SAPSE-accredited outlets
• A record of successful supervision of masters or doctoral students over the last five (5) years
• Evidence of participation as a team member in a grant or submission of a grant application as a Principal Investigator or co-Principal Investigator
• Evidence of involvement in community engagement programmes or evidence of rendering services based on expertise in the discipline to colleagues, communities and organisations