Online Course Developers / Instructors, School of Law
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The University of Miami School of Law seeks part-time faculty for its online Master of Legal Studies program. Specifically, we seek creative and innovative practitioners who are interested in developing and teaching online courses on introduction to law and regulation, compliance skills and risk management, as well as subject matter experts in a variety of areas, including trust administration, family office management, healthcare law and compliance, cyber law and information privacy, AI and the law, real estate law, and more. The courses, which are aimed at non-lawyers, will be taught predominantly asynchronously (not via Zoom or in real-time) but in a highly interactive manner and will be developed with one-on-one help from an in-house instructional designer.
Minimum requirements are a JD degree and 2 years of experience or comparable expertise. Preference will be given to those with asynchronous, online teaching experience, so please highlight it in your cover letter if you have it.
Please submit your resume, a cover letter connecting your experience to the job, and a description of your teaching interest with your application. Subject area expertise is a floor, not a ceiling. Applications that do not include a cover letter or note highlighting the applicant’s teaching experience or expressing detailed teaching interest will not be reviewed.
Areas of Immediate Need:
Trust Administration/Wealth Management
Family Office Management
Employment Law and Human Resources
Additional Areas:
Compliance Skills/Risk Management
Healthcare Law and Regulation
Real Estate Law
Law and Technology: Cyber/AI/Information Privacy
Financial Services/FinTech
Other
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