Job Title: Lecturer – School of Law (02 Positions)

Reports to: The Dean, School of Law / Head of Department

Overall Purpose:

To teach, supervise, and mentor students in the School of Law, contributing to a high-quality academic program that upholds the values of justice, integrity, and ethical leadership from a Christian perspective.

Key Responsibilities:

Teach and assess courses in specific areas of law (e.g., Contract Law, Criminal Law, Constitutional Law, Jurisprudence, etc.) at undergraduate levels.
Develop and update course materials, including lecture notes, reading lists, and assignments, in line with the curriculum.
Engage in scholarly research and publish in reputable academic journals.
Supervise student research projects, dissertations, and moot court activities.
Provide academic advising and mentorship to students, supporting their holistic development.
Participate actively in departmental and faculty meetings, as well as university-wide committees.
Contribute to the community engagement and outreach activities of the School of Law.

Qualifications and Experience:

A Master of Laws (LLM) degree is essential. A PhD in Law will be a distinct advantage.
An undergraduate Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degree with at least a merit or its equivalent.
A valid practicing certificate as an Advocate in Zambia is highly desirable.
A minimum of 3 years of teaching experience at a university level.
Post-Graduate Diploma in Teaching Methodology
Demonstrated potential for high-quality research and publication.
Excellent communication, presentation, and interpersonal skills.

Core Requirement for All Positions: Christian Commitment

A personal Christian faith and commitment to supporting the university’s mission through student mentorship and academic support is a fundamental requirement for all roles. The successful candidate will be expected to be a role model of Christian integrity and values.