From: | Andrew Robertson <a.robertson@unimelb.edu.au> |
To: | Obligations List <obligations@uwo.ca> |
Date: | 04/02/2009 00:21:54 UTC |
Subject: | ODG: Melbourne Law School recruitment in private law |
Dear colleagues,
Melbourne Law School is offering academic positions at all levels (from
Lecturer to Professor) and we are particularly keen to recruit in the
field of private law. The advertisement is reproduced below. I am happy
to discuss this with anyone who is interested.
Kind regards,
Andrew Robertson
Melbourne Law School Academic Positions
Melbourne Law School, Australia's first all-graduate law faculty,
invites applications for full-time (continuing) appointment from
creative legal scholars committed to educational innovation. This year
we are particularly interested in and encourage applications from
scholars researching and teaching in the fields of taxation, corporate
and commercial, obligations and remedies, property, administrative, and
media and technology law.
We seek new colleagues at all ranks (levels B to E) and across all
sub-disciplines who share our commitment to a highly collegial,
research-intensive professional life. We specifically encourage
applications from current or aspiring academics with a clear
understanding of the value of cross-disciplinary and comparative
analysis, who are able to integrate teaching with research and knowledge
transfer activities, and who are prepared to contribute to the vibrant
communal life and culture at the Law School and within the University of
Melbourne as a whole.
Melbourne Law School was the first faculty in Australia to teach law and
awarded this country's first law degrees. We are now building on our
more than 150-year history of excellence and innovation by reconceiving
the curriculum for admission to legal practice in the context of our
global standard Juris Doctor degree. Coupled with the unrivalled
excellence of the Melbourne Law Masters and our internationally renowned
Research Higher Degree programmes, we offer a unique opportunity for the
integration of scholarship and teaching. Colleagues are encouraged to
affiliate with one or more of the Law School's dozen research
institutes, centres and groups, and to take full part in the University
of Melbourne's rich intellectual life - all in the heart of one of the
world's most liveable cities. Full details of appointment possibilities
may be found at www.jobs.unimelb.edu.au, see job category 'Law'.
Melbourne Law School is an equal opportunity employer, and welcomes
applications from scholars able to enrich the diversity of our
community.
Applications must be submitted by 8 March 2009. All enquiries to
Professor Andrew Robertson, Chair, Academic Recruitment Committee, at
law-academicpositions@unimelb.edu.au, tel. 61-3-8344-0379. Applications
(consisting of a curriculum vitae and a cover letter addressing the
selection criteria) must be submitted online at www.jobs.unimelb.edu.au.