Job Summary
The Assistant Professor in Law is responsible for delivering high-quality legal education, conducting research, mentoring students, and contributing to academic and institutional development. The role involves teaching core and specialized law subjects, guiding moot court activities, supporting legal research, and ensuring compliance with regulatory academic standards.
Key ResponsibilitiesTeaching & Academic Delivery
- Deliver lectures, tutorials, and seminars in undergraduate and postgraduate law programs.
- Teach core and elective subjects such as Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Contract Law, Corporate Law, Human Rights Law, and Jurisprudence.
- Prepare lesson plans, study materials, case briefs, and assessment tools.
- Conduct internal assessments, examinations, and evaluation of answer scripts.
- Promote case-based learning, legal analysis, and critical thinking among students.
Research & Publications
- Conduct research in legal studies and allied interdisciplinary areas.
- Publish research papers in UGC CARE-listed journals and reputed law journals.
- Participate in national and international conferences, seminars, and workshops.
- Apply for research grants, consultancy projects, and policy research initiatives.
- Guide students in dissertations, research papers, and legal writing.
Moot Court & Practical Training
- Train and mentor students for moot court competitions and debates.
- Conduct legal aid clinics and practical training sessions.
- Supervise internships with law firms, courts, NGOs, and corporate legal departments.
- Teach drafting, pleading, and professional ethics.
Academic Administration
- Participate in curriculum design, review, and development.
- Maintain academic records, attendance, and evaluation documentation.
- Contribute to accreditation processes such as NAAC and BCI requirements.
- Assist in admissions, examinations, and institutional academic planning.
Student Mentorship & Development
- Mentor students in academic progress, career planning, and competitive exams (Judiciary, UPSC, CLAT PG, etc.).
- Organize seminars, workshops, guest lectures, and legal awareness programs.
- Encourage participation in research, publications, and legal competitions.
Industry & Legal Collaboration
- Build relationships with legal professionals, law firms, courts, and NGOs.
- Facilitate internships, guest lectures, and legal exposure programs.
- Promote legal aid and community outreach initiatives.
Qualification & Experience Essential Qualifications
- LL.B. Degree from a recognized university with First Class (as per norms).
- LL.M. in relevant specialization with First Class.
- NET (Law) qualified as per UGC norms (mandatory where applicable).
Preferred Qualifications
- Ph.D. in Law or pursuing doctoral research.
- Experience in teaching, legal practice, or judicial work.
- Publications in reputed journals and participation in academic forums.
Required Skills
- Strong knowledge of legal principles, statutes, and case laws.
- Excellent communication, presentation, and analytical skills.
- Strong legal research and writing abilities.
- Ability to teach complex legal concepts clearly.
- Moot court training and advocacy skills.
- Critical thinking and problem-solving abilities.
Work Location: In person
