Lecturer - Special Needs (Inclusive Education)

Role Overview

Deliver teaching and assessment in your area of expertise across undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, helping students build subject knowledge and practical capability. Alongside teaching, contribute to curriculum development, research, student supervision, and professional engagement in support of the university’s academic work.

Key Responsibilities

• Plan and teach courses in your discipline at undergraduate and postgraduate levels, and assess student work.
• Guide undergraduate projects and other experiential learning activities.
• Supervise postgraduate dissertations and theses.
• Contribute to the design and ongoing development of undergraduate and postgraduate courses.
• Develop, promote, and participate in research projects within your field.
• Provide professional and community services, and help establish partnerships and raise funds.
• Undertake administrative and other duties assigned in connection with the role.

Requirements & Qualifications

• One qualification route requires an earned doctorate, or equivalent, from a recognised academic institution. Professional-body registration is required where applicable; a record of publications is an advantage.
• Alternatively, applicants in a relevant Health or ICT field may qualify with a master’s degree from an accredited, recognised university.
• For the master’s degree route, applicants must have at least three years of teaching experience at university level, or relevant experience in research or industry.
• Applicants using the master’s degree route must be registered with the relevant professional body and have at least one publication.