There is a vacancy for an academic position at the University of Lincoln for Lecturer / Senior Lecturer in Bio-veterinary Science in the Department of Life Sciences.

Job Description

The salary of the Lecturer will be a minimum of £34,304 per annum while it is £39,739 for Senior Lecturer. All the applicants should note that the post is permanent and full time at 1.0 FTE.

 This post will support the delivery of teaching at all undergraduate levels across a range of programmes.

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Job Purpose

• deliver teaching over a range of modules within established programmes at both
  undergraduate as well as postgraduate levels.
• be involved in the undergraduate and postgraduate assessment of learning.
• undertake student tutoring and support.
• also, contribute to the research profile of the School, and pursue a personal research
  programme consistent with the Department’s research priorities.
• In addition, carry out a limited number of additional activities in support of the academic work of the
  department

Qualification

• Relevant honours degree or equivalent with evidenced application
• PhD in relevant discipline or equivalent demonstrated research record with evidenced application
• In addition, HE teaching qualification or a commitment to complete one along with an evidenced application

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   Required skills\knowledge

• Teaching in Higher Education
• Demonstrable research interest in a relevant area of work, along with good strategic fit to the School
• Also has a proven record of outputs that would be returnable in the REF
• Depth and breadth of subject understanding
• Evidence of continuing professional development
• Knowledge of Higher Education
• Ability to contribute to curriculum development as well as support students in their study through academic counselling
• supervise research students
• Also can work on their initiative
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• In addition, good organisational and time management skills

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Additional Information

If you wish to learn more about this opportunity you should mail Programme Leader in Bioveterinary Science; Dr Simon Clegg [email protected] or Dr Colin Butter [email protected], Deputy Programme Lead.

As an institution committed to advancing gender equality in STEM, the university strongly encourages female applicants to apply.