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Hourly Paid Part Time Lecturer - Public Health
School of Health, Education, Policing and Sciences
Location: Stoke Campus
Release Date: Wednesday 09 September 2026
Closing Date: Open Until Filled
Reference: 280002-26
We are seeking expressions of interest from suitably qualified individuals interested in joining our team as Hourly Paid Lecturers in Public Health for our new Master’s of Public Health award.
Applicants should hold a master’s degree in public health (or a closely related discipline) and or have significant professional experience in the field. We welcome applications from candidates with expertise across a range of public health fields and specialties, especially epidemiology, biostatistics, digital health, health economics, and public health project management. Provision is being developed for face to face delivery from our Stoke on Trent campus alongside a potential distance learning pathway. Experience of teaching in higher education is desirable but not essential, similarly we would welcome applicants with experience in delivering distance learning although this is not required.
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To express your interest, please submit a CV as cover email / letter to Rebecca.Ford@staffs.ac.uk – Course Director (Social Work, Health and Social Care and Public Health).
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