At a Glance
- Tasks: Deliver and develop undergraduate criminology modules while providing pastoral support to students.
- Company: Join a dedicated Criminology curriculum team focused on student success and contemporary issues.
- Benefits: Salary ranges from £28,273 to £42,655 gross per annum pro rata for 22.2 hours per week.
- Other info: Teaching qualification required within 2 years of appointment.
- Why this job: Opportunity to engage with the Cold Case Unit and participate in academic symposiums.
- Qualifications: Must have a UK Honours degree, a higher degree, and teaching experience in CBHE.
The predicted salary is between 47000 - 47000 £ per year.
As a Lecturer in Criminology, you will be part of the Criminology curriculum team, contributing to the delivery, planning, and development of the undergraduate provision (Levels 4, 5, 6). You will teach across identified modules and tutorials, supporting students to achieve their academic potential through effective teaching, assessment, and pastoral support.
The role also provides the opportunity to contribute to wider departmental activity, including involvement in the Criminology Department's Cold Case Unit and participation in academic and sector‐focused symposiums. You will maintain current knowledge of the criminal justice system and contemporary issues within the sector to ensure teaching remains relevant, informed, and aligned with industry practice.
What are we looking for?
- You should possess a UK Honours degree or UK ENIC recognised degree and a higher degree in relevant subject area.
- You will also need to have a recognised teaching qualification (or to achieve within 2 years of appointment).
- You must have experience of teaching in a College Based Higher Education (CBHE) environment and a strong awareness of current developments within your subject disciplines.
Lecturer In Criminology in Burnley employer: Only FE
This role is based in a dynamic Criminology Department that values current knowledge of the criminal justice system. The team actively engages in innovative projects like the Cold Case Unit, enhancing both teaching and research opportunities.
