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Job: Lecturer in Food Policy, London, UK

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Lecturer in Food Policy
We are seeking to appoint an outstanding Lecturer in Food Policy who has academic, teaching and research experience in this field. The postholder will be able to lead on and develop our current MSc provision and seek external research funding in the field. The postholder is expected to have proven ability to deliver engaging, in-person and online lectures and tutorials, as well as experience of working in collaborative academic research projects.
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Requirements:
- PhD in Food Policy or a relevant subject
- Training and experience in education in Higher Education
- Demonstrable experience of research and publication related to food policy theory and practice
- A growing research profile
- Well developed communication and interpersonal skills


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Responsibilities:
- Lead on and develop MSc provision
- Seek external research funding
- Deliver engaging, in-person and online lectures and tutorials
- Work in collaborative academic research projects
Closing Date:
31 August 2026
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