Associate Professorship in Japanese Law and Society

Overview

In this role you will conduct internationally excellent research in Japanese Law and Society, teach and supervise at undergraduate and graduate levels, and contribute to curriculum development and governance. You will split your time between the Nissan Institute of Japanese Studies and the Faculty of Law, engaging with the wider academic and policy community. You will address socio-legal topics focused on Japan, with opportunities to influence teaching, supervision, and research direction. This position offers a path to leadership within a vibrant interdisciplinary environment and a chance to shape scholarship on Japan at a global scale.

Pay / Benefits

• sabbatical leave
• housing allowance
• dining rights
• Senior Common Room membership
• access to College facilities
• flexibility to balance teaching and research

Responsibilities

• conduct internationally excellent research focused on Japanese Law and Society
• teach and supervise undergraduate and graduate students
• contribute to curriculum development and examination processes
• perform academic administration and service within the department and college
• engage with the wider academic and policy community
• secure research funding and manage research projects
• collaborate across disciplines and with international partners

Key requirements

• PhD related to Japanese Law and Society
• outstanding research and publication record focused on Japan
• expertise in socio-legal studies and social science methods
• demonstrated potential for excellence in teaching, supervision and securing funding
• fluency in Japanese and ability to work with Japanese-language primary sources
• strong communication, collaboration, and organizational skills
• commitment to an inclusive academic environment

• strong communication
• collaboration
• organizational skills
• socio-legal studies
• social science research methods
• advanced quantitative research methods

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