Key responsibilities of Lecturer include (not limited to):

• Teach and support programmes and modules provided by LSTM
• Work closely with LSTM’s Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL) team to embed technological innovation in the curriculum
• Contribute to future networking and joint initiatives with partner organisations
• Develop and deliver modules within the Humanitarian Studies Programme
• In addition, develop and lead on distant learning modules in issues of global health, humanitarian theory, history and practice
• Supervise as well as guide post-graduate students in dissertations
• Support students in placement-based projects via networking and guidance
• Moreover, undertake personal tutoring
• Assist students in accessing support services as needed

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Requirements

• Be passionate about humanitarian affairs and to able to inspire practitioners as well as students to achieve their potential
• At least 2 years teaching experience in the higher education sector
• Holding a PhD on a topic relevant to Humanitarian Studies
• Provide academic guidance, including oversight of the needs of students with special requirements
• A clear understanding of current issues, debates as well as concerns in the humanitarian relief sector

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Benefits of joining LSTM:

• • 30 days annual leave, bank holidays as well as Christmas closure days
  • Generous occupational pension schemes
  • Government-backed “cycle to work” scheme.
  • Affiliated, discounted staff membership to the University of Liverpool Sports Centre
  • In addition, a host of additional family-friendly policies

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