Open University of Kenya (OUK) is an equal opportunity employer and, therefore, applicants of either gender, youths, persons living with disabilities and those from marginalized areas are encouraged to apply.

All applications should be addressed to The Vice-Chancellor, Open University of Kenya, P.O. Box 2440-00606, Nairobi, Kenya and MUST be submitted online through the link provided at the University website and as per the instructions therein.

Interpret Contract Law

Analyze case law and statutes with students to determine legal obligations, breach of contract, and available remedies in procurement scenarios.

Ensure Compliance with Bribery Acts

Instruct on the provisions of anti-corruption laws (e.g., UK Bribery Act, FCPA) and how they apply to international procurement activities.

Draft Ethical Procurement Policies

Guide students in drafting a comprehensive code of conduct for a procurement department, addressing conflicts of interest and gift policies.

Navigate Intellectual Property Rights

Teach students how to identify and protect IP in procurement contracts, including licensing agreements and proprietary information clauses.

Conduct Competitive Tenders Legally

Outline the legal framework for public procurement, ensuring students understand transparency, fairness, and non-discrimination in tendering.

Handle Dispute Resolution

Explore alternative dispute resolution mechanisms (arbitration, mediation) as legal and ethical means to settle procurement conflicts without litigation.

• Analyze case law and statutes with students to determine legal obligations, breach of contract, and available remedies in procurement scenarios.
• Instruct on the provisions of anti-corruption laws (e.g., UK Bribery Act, FCPA) and how they apply to international procurement activities.
• Guide students in drafting a comprehensive code of conduct for a procurement department, addressing conflicts of interest and gift policies.
• Teach students how to identify and protect IP in procurement contracts, including licensing agreements and proprietary information clauses.
• Outline the legal framework for public procurement, ensuring students understand transparency, fairness, and non-discrimination in tendering.
• Explore alternative dispute resolution mechanisms (arbitration, mediation) as legal and ethical means to settle procurement conflicts without litigation.