Assistant Professor of Law
MIMT College · Narsimhapur, Madhya Pradesh, India
Tailor my CV for this job — freeCompany Description MIMT College was established in 1999 by Maa Kali Siksha Prasar Samiti with a mission to empower society through accessible, high-quality education. Over more than two decades, the college has focused on nurturing talent and supporting social development through a strong academic culture. The institution is committed to creating a vibrant, inclusive learning environment that encourages critical thinking and ethical leadership. Faculty members join a community that values academic excellence, student success, and continuous professional growth.Role Description The Assistant Professor of Law will be responsible for teaching undergraduate and/or postgraduate law courses, delivering lectures, leading tutorials, and conducting assessments in alignment with the curriculum. Daily responsibilities include preparing lesson plans, developing instructional materials, mentoring students, and providing academic guidance and feedback. The role also involves engaging in legal research, contributing to scholarly publications, participating in departmental meetings, and supporting curriculum development and academic initiatives. This is a full-time, on-site position based in Narsimhapur, requiring regular presence on campus and active participation in the college’s academic community.Qualifications Candidates should possess strong foundational knowledge in Law, with specialized expertise in areas such as Constitutional Law and Criminal Law.Candidates should possess skills in academic and legal Research, including the ability to produce scholarly work and stay current with legal developments.Candidates should possess effective Teaching skills, including course planning, student engagement, and fair, transparent assessment practices.Candidates should possess excellent communication, presentation, and academic writing skills, along with strong interpersonal abilities for mentoring diverse learners.A recognized law degree (LL.B) and a postgraduate qualification in law (LL.M) are preferred; additional qualifications such as a Ph.D. in Law or progress toward a doctorate are an advantage.Prior teaching or academic experience, familiarity with modern pedagogical methods, and commitment to ethical practice and inclusive education are highly beneficial.