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Lecturer in Blood Sciences

Manchester
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Lecturer in Blood Sciences

Lecturer in Blood Sciences (12-month post) – School of Biological and Chemical Sciences

Manchester Metropolitan University

Manchester Metropolitan University is one of the UK's largest and most popular universities, and in August 2026, we’re launching our brand-new School of Biological and Chemical Sciences. This new school will unite our existing strengths in:

  • Biomedical science
  • Human physiology
  • Biomedicine
  • Clinical science
  • Microbiology
  • Biology
  • Zoology
  • Medicinal and pharmaceutical chemistry
  • Chemistry

This is a unique opportunity to join us from the very beginning of this exciting chapter.


Why this role matters

As part of this vibrant, forward-thinking school, you’ll:

  • Foster collaboration and innovation
  • Inspire and engage both students and staff
  • Contribute to a transformative new era in education and research
  • Work within the Faculty of Science and Engineering, with access to:
    • Modern, spacious teaching and research facilities
    • State-of-the-art digital education nexus

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What We’re Looking For

We’re seeking an enthusiastic, dedicated educator with a passion for shaping the future generation of scientists. The ideal candidate will bring:

  • A strong academic background in Blood Sciences
  • A first degree and PhD (or near completion) in a relevant biological, chemical, or biomedical field
  • Experience and confidence in teaching at all levels of study
  • A passion for innovative, student-centred teaching methods
  • Ability to thrive in a collaborative, dynamic environment

If you inspire students, enjoy working at a pivotal moment in a school’s development, and are ready to contribute bold ideas—we’d love to hear from you.


Let’s talk

For an informal discussion about the role, contact:

Dr Gethin Evans Email: gethin.evans@mmu.ac.uk


How to apply

Submit your CV and covering letter (max 2 pages) via our application portal.

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Working at Manchester Metropolitan University

Manchester Met is committed to fostering an inclusive culture that promotes equity and celebrates diversity. We value a diverse workforce for the innovation and varied perspectives it brings.

A supportive workplace for all

  • Flexible working arrangements available, including hybrid and tailored schedules (discussed with line managers).
  • Accommodations for reasonable adjustments during recruitment and tenure—let us know how you can be best supported.

Dedicated commitment to inclusion

  • Mentoring programmes
  • Accessibility resources
  • Professional development for underrepresented groups

We are a Disability Confident Leader, meaning we pledge to offer an interview to disabled candidates who meet the essential criteria.


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Skills

Blood Sciences
Teaching
Collaboration
Innovation
Education
Biomedicine
Microbiology
Human Physiology
Clinical Science
Zoology
Medicinal Chemistry
Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Passion for Teaching
Research
Student Engagement
Curriculum Development

Location

Manchester, England, United Kingdom

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