Job DescriptionJob Summary
NThe Professor of Law is responsible for delivering high-quality instruction to law students, conducting and publishing impactful legal research, and contributing to the academic community through service and mentorship. The ideal candidate possesses a deep understanding of legal principles, a proven track record of scholarship, and a passion for shaping the next generation of legal minds.
NKey Responsibilities
n1. Teaching and Curriculum Development
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- Design and teach core/foundational law courses (e.G., Constitutional Law, Contracts, Torts) as well as specialized electives within your area of expertise. N
- Develop course syllabi,lectures, assignments, and exams that promote critical thinking and analytical reasoning. N
- Utilize contemporary pedagogyand educational technologies (e.G., case-study methods, mock trials, and online learning platforms). N
- Grade assessments timely and provide constructive feedback to support student growth. N

n2. Research, Scholarship, and Publications
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- Maintain an active,



high-level research agenda in legal theory, public policy, or specialized areas of practice. N
- Write and publish scholarly articles, essays, and books in prestigious peer-reviewed law journals and academic presses. N
- Present research findings at domestic and international legal conferences, seminars, and symposia. N
- Seek external research grants and fellowships where applicable. N

n3. Student Mentorship and Advising
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- Serve as an academic and career advisor to law students, helping them navigate course selection, internships, and post-graduation legal careers. N
- Supervise student research projects, independent studies, Master's theses (LL.M.), and Doctoral dissertations (Ph.D./S.J.D.). N
- Coach or advise studentorganizations, such as moot court teams, mock trial groups, or the law review board. N

n4. Service and Administration
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- Participate actively in law school and university

📌 Professor Of Law (Karnataka)
🏢 Presidency University Bangalore
📍 Karnataka