About this role
A faculty member is required to teach in the Department of law specialized in private international law at the rank of assistant professor, associate professor. The candidate is expected to have a strong commitment to excellence in teaching and advising students at the undergraduate and graduate levels and have a demonstrated research ability that will enable him to develop and sustain a funded research program in his area of expertise, publish his research findings in peer-reviewed journals, and actively participate in promoting College and University growth.
The application request must include a cover letter, a detailed CV, and a brief description of current/future research activities, teaching philosophy, and courses taught Arabic is the language of instruction and communication, however the applicant must be able to teach in both Arabic and English, and have research published in scientific journals and indexed-Scopus journal.
Major Responsibilities
The successful candidate is expected to:
- 1. Teach courses at the graduate and undergraduate levels.
- 2. Contribute in research activities and initiate research projects that lead to effective publications in highly rated journals, especially those listed in Scopus database.
- 3. Supervise research projects and theses for graduate students (Master/PhD)
- 4. Contribute in improving courses and programs offered by the college (at the graduate and undergraduate levels).
- 5. Perform all administrative tasks assigned by the program/department, college, and the university.
- 6. Actively participate in community service initiatives at the level of events or provide advisory services.
- 7. Guiding, academic advising, and supervising students.
Competencies
- 1. Demonstrated effective teaching experience in the above-mentioned or related fields at undergraduate and graduate level, for at least 3 years.
- 2. Must provide a proven track record of research publications indexed in peer-reviewed international scientific journals with a good impact factor and listed in the Scopus database.
- 3. Experience in supervising graduation projects, master’s theses, and doctoral theses/dissertations
- 4. Interest and experience in forming successful partnerships with industry and the community is also expected.
- 5. A proven record of service to the university and society.
- 6. Preference will be given to work experience in an online/e-learning environment.
- 7. Demonstrate the ability to integrate computer technology into the curriculum.
Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in Law
Master's degree in private law
PHD in Private International Law