At a Glance
- Tasks: Shape teaching and research in International Conflict Analysis and contribute to impactful projects.
- Company: Join the pioneering LASE University Group, combining strengths of University of Greenwich and University of Kent.
- Benefits: Enjoy 43 days' leave, excellent pension, and a corporate healthcare plan.
- Other info: Dynamic academic environment with opportunities for research leadership and career growth.
- Why this job: Make a real difference in understanding conflict, security, and peace in today's world.
- Qualifications: PhD in relevant field and a strong record of high-quality research and teaching experience.
The predicted salary is between 65509 - 65509 £ per year.
On the 1 August 2026, The University of Greenwich and the University of Kent will form a pioneering new multi-university group called London and South‑East (LASE) University Group. Should you join us, you will be employed by LASE and within this, you will be closely connected to and work across one of our academic divisions (University of Greenwich or University of Kent), contributing to its distinct strengths, community and identity. Combining these strengths, LASE brings scale, resilience and shared ambition to deliver outstanding education, impactful research, and meaningful regional and global impact.
Do you have the expertise to shape teaching and research that helps us better understand conflict, security and peace in a changing world? If so we would welcome your application. We’re looking for a Lecturer or Senior Lecturer in International Conflict Analysis to join the School of Economics, Politics and International Relations on an Education and Research contract. You’ll contribute to innovative teaching, undertake high‑quality research, and support the School’s work in Peace and Conflict Studies, International Security and International Relations. Teaching capacity in quantitative methods and/or the theory and practice of negotiations may be an advantage.
The role is suited to candidates with a strong research record and trajectory, with the ability to produce high‑quality outputs, build external relationships and enhance the University’s research profile. Appointment at Senior Lecturer level will require evidence of a higher standard of achievement, including research leadership, external funding success and contribution to the strategic development of teaching, research and/or knowledge exchange activity.
Responsibilities- Delivering and contributing to the design of high-quality undergraduate and postgraduate teaching
- Undertaking an independent research programme that supports the School and University research strategy
- Disseminating research through high-quality publications, conferences and external engagement
- Contributing to programme development, student support, research funding activity and wider School initiatives
- A PhD in Political Science, International Relations or another relevant discipline, or equivalent experience/qualification
- A record of high-quality research outputs in Political Science, International Relations, Peace and Conflict Studies, International Security or a related field
- Experience delivering undergraduate and postgraduate teaching and assessment in a higher education setting
- Specialist knowledge and research methods expertise relevant to Peace and Conflict Studies, Political Science or International Relations
- 43 days' leave per year (personal leave, bank holidays and additional days allocated for the Christmas period, pro rata for part‑time staff)
- Excellent pension scheme with generous employer contributions
- Corporate employee-funded healthcare plan, in partnership with Benenden Health
- £39,906 to £65,509 per annum, Grade 7 Academic to Grade 9
Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in International Conflict Analysis in Canterbury employer: Economicsnetwork
Joining the LASE University Group as a Lecturer or Senior Lecturer in International Conflict Analysis offers an exceptional opportunity to be part of a pioneering academic community that values innovative teaching and impactful research. With a generous benefits package including 43 days of leave, a robust pension scheme, and a supportive work culture that fosters professional growth, you will contribute to shaping the future of education and research in a dynamic environment dedicated to understanding global conflicts and security issues.
