JobsLogin Back to all jobsTenured or Tenure-Track Professor – Intellectual Property875 Summit Avenue, Saint Paul, MN, USA105,000-160,000 per yearFull Time Email Me Similar Jobs Email Me This Job Mitchell Hamline School of Law - a leader in pedagogical innovation dedicated to expanding access to high-quality legal education - seeks applicants for a tenured or tenure-track faculty position in intellectual property law.
The anticipated start date is July 1, 2027. We welcome applications from candidates at all career stages and particularly encourage experienced teachers and scholars, including candidates who currently hold tenure at another institution or whose records may support appointment with tenure under Mitchell Hamline's standards. We seek candidates prepared to contribute to teaching, scholarship, faculty governance,
curricular leadership, and the strategic development of the law school. The successful candidate will teach in the intellectual property curriculum. Candidates with expertise in patent law are particularly desirable. In addition to teaching IP-related courses, the successful candidate will be expected to teach a first-year, bar-tested, or large-enrollment course; engage in scholarship consistent with the expectations
of a tenured or tenure-track faculty appointment; and participate in faculty governance and service. We also seek candidates who are available and enthusiastic about teaching across multiple modalities: in-person classes, synchronous online classes, and in our innovative blended learning program, which is the first and largest program of its kind in the country. Mitchell Hamline's Intellectual Property Institute
offers a robust IP curriculum, connects students with faculty and practitioners, and supports students through coursework, mentoring, networking, student organizations, competitions, externships, clinics, and scholarly opportunities. IP students may participate in Cybaris®, an Intellectual Property Law Review; the Student Intellectual Property Law Association; IP moot court; IP externships; and IP clinics that
provide real-world experience representing clients and working with inventors, businesses, and members of the innovation community. The law school has a particularly strong foundation in practice-oriented patent education. Mitchell Hamline was one of the first six law schools selected to participate in the USPTO Law School Clinic Certification Program, which allows students to practice patent and trademark law before
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