Senior Lecturer - Criminology

Role Overview

This academic role combines teaching, course development and student supervision across undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. The postholder will also contribute to research, academic leadership and service beyond the university, helping strengthen the institution’s teaching, scholarship and community connections.

Key Responsibilities

• Teach and assess students in the appointee’s academic discipline at undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
• Guide undergraduate projects and other forms of experiential learning.
• Supervise postgraduate dissertations and theses.
• Design and develop courses for undergraduate and postgraduate programmes.
• Initiate, support and take part in research projects.
• Contribute to academic leadership activities and programmes.
• Provide professional and community services, and help build external partnerships and fundraising opportunities.
• Undertake administrative work and other duties assigned by the university.

Requirements & Qualifications

• An earned doctoral degree or an academically equivalent qualification.
• At least four years of university-level teaching or research experience gained after appointment as a Lecturer.
• Demonstrated experience supervising postgraduate students.
• Participation in academic conferences, seminars or workshops, including evidence of having presented or otherwise contributed.
• At least four publications in peer-reviewed journals since appointment as a Lecturer.

Application Instructions

Email a complete, continuously scanned copy of the application to [email protected]. State the job title and reference number clearly in the email subject line.