Private International Law Teaching Position at University College London

The Faculty of Laws of University College London is looking to appoint an outstanding candidate to lead the Private International Law module of the Notarial Practice Course, who will work closely with the Course Director in managing teaching and learning materials, maintaining a Moodle page, leading workshops, preparing assessments to monitor students’ progress, and marking formative and summative assessments. The module is taught partly through online materials and partly through classes held in London. We anticipate this fixed-term (early January to 31 July 2027) and part-time role (0.2 FTE) will work on average one day per week, but exact working pattern and contracted hours will be agreed with the successful candidate.

UCL Laws is a world-leading academic institution, with a long tradition of private international law research and teaching, which is currently led by Professor Alex Mills, Professor Ugljesa Grusic and Joshua Folkard.

The deadline for applications is 25 October 2026. More information about the post is available here.

If you have any queries regarding the vacancy or the application process, please contact Dr David Foster, Notarial Practice Course Director.