Thanks for posting this my goal is to be a law professor one day and I couldn’t really find a lot of information on how to pursue that career path... this video came up just on time.
Professor, if a canadate cannot physically travel to Washington D.C would they be willing to do everything from a different location through a video call?
Hello sir I'm from India and I did my phd in law on the topic juvenile delinquency a socio legal aspect how can i become assistant professor in America?
If you go to AALS.org you will find the information for applying through their process. Applications are due in July or August, and then law schools reach out to candidates for a first interview. They will want to see published articles and an impressive record up to this point. This could mean judicial clerkships or significant experience of some sort.
The minimum requirement is a JD or an LLB if you are from another country. In very rare circumstances, a law school might hire a non-lawyer to teach classes. For example, when I was a student, one of my profs had a PhD in some discipline outside of law-political science I think. But again, there are very few people like this, and likely only at extremely large law schools.
@@Learnlawbetter I see (pun not intended). Your profile pic suggests that you have two. Also, do you turn Nelson's eye towards things you don't like?jk hope I'm not offending you too much old chap
US law school positions are extremely competitive. Generally, fewer than 100 open positions a year. But yes, a PhD will help, especially if it’s not in law. This is because some law schools are looking for interdisciplinary scholars.
@@Learnlawbetter ooh yes Thankyou sir for your time.Im planning to do my prossgraduation and phd in political science and international relations. Is that beneficial for me. Anyway once again thankyou so much sir. Will pray for you 😍
Each law school is different and makes decisions as to their hiring priorities. Evidence of scholarly impact is established when you have published articles before applying for a job.
Hello! Have you read all those heavy books behind you? O_O I am not really into reading but have interests in studying law. Do you think I can survive? :( Thanks!
The law is found in thousands of books, with lawyers reading very little of it. The books are reference for when we need the law. That’s why law libraries are so large, and many books never opened.
@@Learnlawbetter Thank you so much! Your answer is perfect for me to realize the purposes of those books. I learned something today. Thank you so much for guiding people like me who are confused. You'd be a great professor! :)
Thanks for posting this my goal is to be a law professor one day and I couldn’t really find a lot of information on how to pursue that career path... this video came up just on time.
Glad I could help. For now, work hard on getting top grades and improving your writing skills.
Professor, if a canadate cannot physically travel to Washington D.C would they be willing to do everything from a different location through a video call?
I wish someday I can teach my future students about law of international relations...Thanks a lot sir.
Yeah I am starting summer school 🏫 and ,all classes and iregude paper information over a again it's is different as well
Well if theres anyone that I'd want to teach me something pertaining to law its definitely the guy wearing an eyepatch
Pueden poner traducción a español por favor?
Hello sir I'm from India and I did my phd in law on the topic juvenile delinquency a socio legal aspect how can i become assistant professor in America?
If you go to AALS.org you will find the information for applying through their process. Applications are due in July or August, and then law schools reach out to candidates for a first interview. They will want to see published articles and an impressive record up to this point. This could mean judicial clerkships or significant experience of some sort.
Why does the AALS logo look like a mix of the Umbrella Corp logo and the BOYLOVE logo
Can you become a law professor with a master’s degree in law ?
The minimum requirement is a JD or an LLB if you are from another country. In very rare circumstances, a law school might hire a non-lawyer to teach classes. For example, when I was a student, one of my profs had a PhD in some discipline outside of law-political science I think. But again, there are very few people like this, and likely only at extremely large law schools.
Why the lack of an eye?
Born that way. I’ve always joked with my mother that maybe she drank a beer at the wrong time :)
@@Learnlawbetter I see (pun not intended). Your profile pic suggests that you have two.
Also, do you turn Nelson's eye towards things you don't like?jk hope I'm not offending you too much old chap
Sir im from india and doing integrated llb from national law school. Am i able to being a law professor in us after completing llm and phd.
US law school positions are extremely competitive. Generally, fewer than 100 open positions a year. But yes, a PhD will help, especially if it’s not in law. This is because some law schools are looking for interdisciplinary scholars.
@@Learnlawbetter ooh yes Thankyou sir for your time.Im planning to do my prossgraduation and phd in political science and international relations. Is that beneficial for me. Anyway once again thankyou so much sir. Will pray for you 😍
Each law school is different and makes decisions as to their hiring priorities. Evidence of scholarly impact is established when you have published articles before applying for a job.
@@Learnlawbetter okay sir, will defenetly keeps your advise. Thankyou so much
Hello! Have you read all those heavy books behind you? O_O I am not really into reading but have interests in studying law. Do you think I can survive? :( Thanks!
The law is found in thousands of books, with lawyers reading very little of it. The books are reference for when we need the law. That’s why law libraries are so large, and many books never opened.
@@Learnlawbetter Thank you so much! Your answer is perfect for me to realize the purposes of those books. I learned something today. Thank you so much for guiding people like me who are confused. You'd be a great professor! :)
Prof looks like hes been to viet nam and seen some action
That's a needlessly nasty comment. Prof is sharing info to help ppl & that's how you respond?