School: Gould School of Law – Faculty
Location: Los Angeles, California
Position Type: Adjunct Lecturer – Part-Time
Requisition #: REQ20168374
Posted Date: 10/14/2025
The USC Gould School of Law seeks an instructor to develop curriculum and teach the new online course “AI Ethics, Privacy & Regulation.”
Curriculum Development: Work with instructional designers from November 2025 to May 2026, spending a few hours per week.
Course Instruction: Teach the course during Summer 2026 (May – August 2026), approximately 10–15 hours per week, including grading and student communication.
Courses are fully online. Lecturers may work from any location. Students will enroll from the Online LL.M., Online M.S.L., and Online Certificate programs.
AI Ethics, Privacy and Regulation (2 units) explores:
Ethical, legal, and privacy implications of AI use
Case law, statutes, and regulations regarding generative AI
Current and proposed regulations nationally and internationally
Ethical issues: bias, discrimination, accountability
Rules of professional responsibility relevant to legal practice
Challenges of AI-powered systems processing personal and biometric data
Strong professional background in AI, privacy, and/or ethics
Preferably law school and/or online teaching experience
Reserved for faculty teaching less than full-time at USC while employed full-time elsewhere
Typically teach one course per year; exceptions require dean approval
Required training:
USC Harassment Prevention Training (at hire, every 2 years)
Integrity and Accountability Code Training (at hire)
Information Security Training (annually)
Workplace Violence Prevention Plan Training (annually)
Additional trainings may be required depending on responsibilities
Training Requirements and Opportunities
Learning & Professional Development
Base Salary Range: $2,433.66 – $9,984.65 per semester
Salary considers course units, scope, experience, education, internal equity, laws, grants, and market factors
Gould School of Law values a community where every individual can:
Live, work, and learn in peace and dignity
Be proud of who and what they are
Access equal opportunity to realize their full potential
The school seeks candidates demonstrating a strong commitment to USC’s Unifying Values.