The position involves teaching and developing courses in Civil Law, supporting student progress, contributing to research output, and participating in accreditation activities. Candidates must hold a PhD in Civil Law, be at the rank of Assistant Professor, have at least two years of teaching experience, maintain a Scopus-indexed research profile, and demonstrate strong bilingual communication, academic writing, and educational technology skills.

• Develop and deliver courses to students in specified discipline areas of study, considering and aiming to achieve the Three (3) fundamental standards of the University: Teaching, Research and Services.
• Evaluate and monitor individual student progress and provide feedback to sustain student success. Research, organize and manage instructional resources, courses outlines, and community networks. Actively seek out methods, procedures and resources to b...