At a Glance
- Tasks: Lead the Institute of Policing and Justice, overseeing Course Directors and academic staff.
- Company: Join a newly formed Institute focused on Law, Criminology, and Policing.
- Benefits: Opportunity to develop new programmes, including potential expansion to London campus.
- Other info: Informal discussions available with Executive Dean Philip Lockett.
- Why this job: Be a pioneering leader in an exciting academic environment with diverse portfolio areas.
- Qualifications: Strong track record in academic leadership and stakeholder engagement required.
The predicted salary is between 60000 - 80000 £ per year.
We are excited to be searching for our inaugural Head of Department for the Institute of Policing and Justice. Following an internal reorganisation, we are looking for an experienced academic leader to take the newly composed Institute to further success. Comprised of a number of portfolio areas including Law, Criminology, International Relations as well as Policing with apprenticeship provision and professional programmes, the Institute has embarked upon an exciting programme of portfolio development, including the potential roll out of provision at our London campus.
The successful candidate will work as one of five Heads of Department in the School of Health, Education, Policing and Sciences, reporting directly to the Executive Dean and with responsibility for Course Directors, Professors, Associate Professors, Lecturers and Senior Lecturers. As well as a strong track record of academic leadership, they will need to be able to evidence their ability to work successfully with external stakeholders such as the Employer Partners, Public Sector organisations and other key influencers in order to sustain and grow the business. A good knowledge of regulatory body requirements is desirable.
For an informal conversation about the role, please contact Philip Lockett (Executive Dean).
Head of Department - Policing and Justice in Huntley employer: Job Search Place Limited
The Institute of Policing and Justice is dedicated to innovative education in Law and Criminology. Located within the School of Health, Education, Policing and Sciences, it offers a collaborative environment with opportunities for programme development. The team is focused on engaging with public sector organisations and employer partners to enhance educational offerings.
