Associate Lecturer in International Environmental Law: Masterâs Level (A3242)

x3 hours of online teaching per week for 10 weeks commencing January 2021, £3000 to cover the teaching, associated administration and markingLancaster University Law School seeks to recruit an academic or practitioner who can teach a Law Master’s degree module in International Environmental Law. This module runs in our Lent term (8th January 2021 to 19th March 2021). The assessment is a 5000 word piece of coursework submitted on 19th April that needs to be returned to the students (approx. 27) within four weeks of submission.Due to the current Covid-19 situation, this module will comprise one hour per week of recorded lecture (produced in 3 x 20 minute chunks using the Panopto system) and a two repeat hours of synchronous seminars presented using the Teams system. The successful candidate will be given access to these systems.As an outline, the module should cover:fundamental concepts and principles of international environmental law sustainable development and the precautionary principle how international environmental law operates (law-making, environmental governance and institutional structure) compliance with environmental rules and standards If you are interested in this vacancy please submit a CV and supporting letter to Dr Catherine Easton (c.easton@lancaster.ac.uk), Acting Head, Lancaster University Law School.We welcome applications from people in all diversity groups. Are you recruiting?List your jobs offers on Sciencedz.net (FREE).Contact us now! Disclaimer :We aim to provide correct and reliable information aboutupcoming events, but cannot accept responsibility for the textof announcements or for the bona fides of event organizers.Please feel free to contact us if you notice incorrect ormisleading information and we will attempt to correct it.