York Law School (YLS) is entering an exciting period of growth in both student numbers and research ambition. We are now seeking talented academic colleagues to join our dynamic and collegial community across several key areas. These appointments will help us enhance our distinctive problem-based learning environment and strengthen our reputation for impactful, interdisciplinary research. This is an excellent opportunity to shape the future of a young, innovative and highly regarded Russell Group Law School.

What we offer:

• Innovative Teaching: The only UK Law School with undergraduate degrees built on Problem-Based Learning (PBL), developing the analytical, collaborative and practical skills valued in modern legal education.
• Strong Research Culture: A highly interdisciplinary environment with a track record of socially engaged research and a top 25 REF 2021 ranking.
• A Meaningful Mission: Work that advances social justice, community engagement and ethical practice through initiatives such as the Baroness Hale Legal Clinic.
• A Supportive Community: A collegial School with purpose-built facilities, a strong sense of intellectual community and an Athena Swan Bronze award recognising our commitment to equality and inclusion.
• Opportunities for Growth: A young, ambitious Russell Group Law School where colleagues can shape programmes, influence strategy and develop their careers within a collaborative academic culture.

Preferred Areas of Specialisation

We welcome applications from across all areas of law. At this stage, we are particularly interested in candidates with expertise in:

• Corporate and Commercial Law
• Healthcare Law
• Human Rights Law
• Tort Law
• Environmental Law
• Legal Skills, Clinic Case Supervision, and Employability

Explore these roles and join a School committed to innovation, social impact and the development of exceptional legal scholars. We welcome applications from candidates of all backgrounds and particularly encourage interest from women and individuals from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic communities, who are underrepresented in academia.

For further information on the School, please visit our website http://www.york.ac.uk/law/