We are currently seeking applications for a permanent position at Lecturer or Senior Lecturer level who can contribute to the teaching in the Master of International Trade as well as contributing to the teaching and research of the Faculty of Law.

The Master of International Trade is a recently established pan-University degree that includes teachers from across the university including the Schools of Law, Economics and Finance, International Relations and Development Studies. A first in New Zealand and Australasia as a whole, this interdisciplinary degree offers students a unique opportunity to gain and apply knowledge about international trade law from a range of disciplinary perspectives and offers a variety of cultural and critical perspectives on international trade.

JOB QUALIFICATIONS: The successful applicant will have a postgraduate law degree and a record of excellence in scholarship and teaching.

ABOUT THE FACULTY OF LAW: Victoria University of Wellington's Faculty of Law is one of New Zealand's oldest and most respected law schools, and is ranked 46th in the world according to the 2017 QS rankings and first in the country for research quality under the PBRF (Performance Based Research Fund) evaluation system.

Housed in the historic Old Government Buildings, opposite Parliament and adjacent to the Supreme Court, we are located in New Zealand's legal and political heart.

We aim to provide a collegial environment for world-class scholars, and to support them as leaders in legal research, teaching, and engagement - both nationally and internationally.

If you'd like to join a capital-city university with a global outlook, and believe you have a contribution to make toward excellence in legal scholarship and education, then we want to hear from you.

APPLICATION PROCEDURE: Applications close on Sunday, 9 July 2017.

For more information and to apply online visit http://www.victoria.ac.nz/about/careers/current-vacancies

Victoria University of Wellington is an EEO employer and actively seeks to meet its obligations under the Treaty of Waitangi.
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