Lecturer - ECT – Physics Methods

Role Overview

This academic role combines teaching, student supervision and research across undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. The successful candidate will contribute to course development, support practical learning, and build connections with professional and community partners.

Key Responsibilities

• Teach and assess courses within the relevant academic discipline at undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
• Guide undergraduate projects and other experiential learning activities.
• Supervise postgraduate dissertations and theses.
• Contribute to the design and revision of undergraduate and postgraduate courses.
• Develop and take part in research projects, including producing scholarly work.
• Provide professional and community service and help establish partnerships and secure funding.
• Undertake administrative and other duties assigned in connection with the role.

Requirements & Qualifications

• Doctoral route: An earned doctorate, or equivalent qualification, from a recognized academic institution.
• Master’s route: A master’s degree in a relevant field from an accredited, recognized university. This route applies to candidates in Health or ICT.
• For the master’s route, at least three years of teaching experience at university level, or relevant experience in research or industry.
• Registration with the relevant professional body, or eligibility to register, where applicable. Master’s-route applicants must be registered.
• Applicants with a doctorate who have publications will have an advantage. Master’s-route applicants must have at least one publication.

What We Offer / Why Join

The role offers the opportunity to contribute to university teaching, student development, research and engagement with professional and community partners.