Fixed Term Fellowship by Special Election in Law

Wadham College invites applications for a fixed-term Fellowship by Special Election in Law, named the Wadham College Law Society Fellowship, September 2024 - August 2028.

The Fellowship is intended to provide the College with teaching in Law, whilst also offering an opportunity for continuing research to an outstanding academic at an early stage of their career, and as such is designated by the College as an early career fellowship. The successful candidate will be elected to a Fellowship from 1st September 2024, with the appointment held in the first year on a probationary basis. The Fellowship will not be renewed beyond August 2028.

In making this appointment, the College’s goal is to develop and strengthen the teaching and research capacities and capabilities of both the College and the Faculty of Law, as well as to contribute, more generally, to the objective of maintaining Oxford University as a leading centre for teaching and research in the subject.

The College wishes to appoint someone willing and able to teach at least two, and preferably three, of the following subjects: Trusts, Land Law, European Union Law, Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, Jurisprudence.

For information, the subjects taught on the Oxford BA course can be found at https://www.law.ox.ac.uk/content/course/ba-jurisprudence

The stipend will be in the range £32,982 - £39,3478 p/a if held on a full-time basis (part-time applications will be considered). The post-holder will also be entitled to additional benefits listed in the further particulars, including free meals and an allowance to cover research and teaching-related expenditure.

The deadline to apply for the post is noon on Monday 3rd June; applicants are also asked to ensure that three references are submitted on their behalf to academic.appointments@wadham.ox.ac.uk by the same deadline.

Further details of the position and how to apply can be found in the Further Particulars.

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