Academic Fellows jobs in Delhi at National Law University

The National Law University, Delhi is inviting applications for 10 Academic Fellows towards teaching and research in the following subjects

a. Public International Law

b. Private International Law

c. Environmental Law

d. Law, Science and Technology

e. Media and Communication Law

f. International Trade Law

g. Competition Law

h. Jurisprudence

i. Criminal Law & Criminal Justice

j. Administrative Law

k. Constitutional Law

1. Post: Academic Fellows

2. Responsibilities: Fellows are expected to assist in teaching & undertake research in relevant areas in consultation with the University.

3. Eligibility:

(i) LL.M or relevant Masters degree in Social Sciences/ Humanities/ Science and Technology from a recognised Indian or foreign university with minimum 55% marks (or an equivalent grade in a point scale wherever grading system is followed),and a good academic record.

(ii) For those applying with a relevant Masters degree in Social Sciences/ Humanities/ Science and Technology/ Engineering, there must be a clear and demonstrable track record of interdisciplinary research involving the law.

(iii) Applicants in this category should not have qualified for their first undergraduate degree before 01-01-2016.

4. Requirements: Demonstrable research track record in any one of the subjects mentioned in this call. Interdisciplinary research will be considered as an advantage.

5. Pay Scale: INR 50,000 per month

6. Nature of Appointment: Contractual

7. No of Post: 10

Globalization is a challenge and also an opportunity in the present times. We require the convergence of economics, technology and law. India had a long history of business and technology. The potential has been unleashed through the process of liberalization. Yet the smooth sailing requires the compass called rule of law. We have mixed track record on this count. India has established itself as a democracy which is a success on the macro participative process of governance. Yet, there are other crucial issues of internal dimension.