1. To give the students the benefit of different perspectives and approaches, subjects will be, as may be feasible, team- taught or one      subject may be assigned to different lecturers.

2. The minimum academic requirement for professors and lecturers is that they hold a Master of Laws degree, or any other master’s      degree in the juridical or related sciences. For this purpose, the professors upon whom the Graduate School of Law confers the title      “Diplomate in Juridical Science” shall be considered to possess the master’s degree.

3. Justices of appellate courts even though they do not possess graduate degrees may be invited to deliver lectures or to form part of a      lecture team of any subject that the Dean may assign. Foreign experts may likewise be invited.

4. All professors and lecturers of the Graduate School of Law are on contractual engagement only. They never attain tenure or permanency.      A professor is one who possesses the requisite doctoral or master’s degree or diplomate title and is listed in the roster of professors of      the Graduate School of Law. A lecturer is one who may be invited to deliver one or two lectures because of his or her expertise in a given      subject.

5. Professors and lecturers may not invite others to lecture or teach in their stead without seeking clearance from the Office of the Dean.

6. Professors and lecturers shall be compensated for each lecture session and shall thereafter have no more monetary or compensatory      claims against San Beda College.