Lecturer (Academic) in Biomedical Science (Internal Only, 0.5 FTE)

As Lecturer in Biomedical Science, you will be able to demonstrate an excellent knowledge of a key discipline within the field, such as genetics, immunology or diagnostic medicine. Enthusiastic about student-centred pedagogy, you will contribute to education delivery, including programme management and pastoral support as required, across the Biomedical Science, Medical Science and Biological Science degree programmes. You will also make a significant contribution to employability and professional engagement with relevant internal and external organisations, at a regional, national and international level.

You will be qualified to Doctorate level or be able to demonstrate an equivalent level of experience within the field of Biomedical Science. You will be research active and committed to a culture of academic excellence and self-development.

Applications are welcome from those with particular expertise in the areas of genetics, diagnostic medicine and/or immunology. 

For further information and discussion or the opportunity for an informal visit, please contact by email Dr. Emilie Hardouin [email protected] and Dr. Hannah Rickman ([email protected]).

Our vibrant Faculty of Health, Environmental and Medical Sciences encompasses a wide range of disciplines across three schools: Life and Environmental Sciences, Health and Care, and Allied Health and Exercise Sciences.

This particular post sits within the School of Life and Environmental Sciences, which offers a broad range of hands-on, practical courses across Archaeology, Biology, Ecology, Environmental Science, Forensic Science, Geography, Biomedical and Medical Sciences, as well as the Physician Associate programme. Our broad spectrum of disciplines fosters collaboration and innovation, with cutting-edge research that delivers real-world impact across both environmental and health sectors. From uncovering insights about our past to protecting and preserving our planet for future generations, and advancing the frontiers of modern medicine.