The Department of Political Science & Legal Studies in the College of Arts & Sciences at Suffolk University invites applications for a full-time tenure track Assistant Professor position in our Undergraduate Law program beginning July 1, 2027. We are seeking a teacher-scholar with a teaching and research program focused on equity and inclusion in the law that may include a specialization in contracts, family law,
domestic violence, employment law, intellectual property, legal research and writing, immigration law, or related fields of the law. Candidates should provide evidence of commitment to excellent teaching and scholarly potential. The Undergraduate Law Program prepares students for law school and careers as non-lawyer legal professionals. The Department includes undergraduate majors in Political Science, International
Relations and Undergraduate Law, a Paralegal Studies Certificate and Associate Degree Program (for Non-Lawyer Legal Professionals) as well as Master of Arts degrees in Applied Public Policy and Global Public Policy. Preference will be given to those who have experience teaching legal research and writing and working with paralegals and/or supervising legal staff. Candidates should be able to contribute to the
college’s core curriculum. In addition to demonstrating excellence in teaching and research, the successful candidate is expected to advise and mentor undergraduate students, and engage in service with the department, college and university. The workload for this position is 45% teaching, 35% research, and 20% service with a 5-course teaching load per year. Suffolk’s Political Science & Legal Studies Department’s
faculty are teacher scholars with a strong commitment to student development by providing high quality instruction to a diverse student body. Faculty in the department are award-winning teachers recognized for innovative pedagogical practices, community leaders civically engaged in advancing social justice, internationally recognized policy and political consultants and active researchers and scholars. Initiatives
such as Suffolk Votes, the non-partisan university-wide initiative to raise political awareness and impact by increasing student voter participation, reflect the department’s key role in Suffolk’s Community Engagement Carnegie Classification. Department faculty take advantage of our location in the heart of Boston to design exciting real-world learning opportunities at the Court House and the State House. Close
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