University of Surrey
Lecturer in Ecology
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The role
An exciting opportunity for a Lecturer in Ecology in the School of Biosciences (part time, fixed term contract up to August 2027). The post holder is expected to complement our existing strengths in Biological Sciences, Veterinary Biosciences and related programmes and have the potential to collaborate with colleagues, in order to deliver the best possible learning and teaching experience for undergraduate students. The candidate is expected to be responsible for teaching students in the School of Biosciences in the field of Ecology, Conservation and Biodiversity.
Main Responsibilities Include (but Not Limited To)
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- Teaching delivery and development: Develop teaching methods, materials, technologies and learning environments which enhance the students learning opportunities whilst creating an environment for understanding and enthusiasm amongst students. Develop appropriate criteria for the assessment of programmes of work, practical sessions, fieldwork and examinations in subject specialism, and provide appropriate protocols for excellent feedback to students. Extend transform and apply new knowledge from pedagogic developments to teaching and appropriate external activities as part of an integrated approach to academic practice. Conduct individual or collaborative projects related to discipline or pedagogy. Maintain and develop professional expertise and registration requirements with appropriate professional body under the guidance of a senior colleague.
- Student pastoral care: Develop and use pastoral care skills to support the academic development of students and ensure a good student experience. Act as personal tutor and give first line support before referring students on to appropriate services.
- Management and Administration: Take on administrative duties as required, which contribute to the efficient management and administration of the Faculty/Department. Be fully involved with students at all levels of support. Leadership of undergraduate teaching modules.
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About You
Post holders are expected to hold a degree, higher degree or appropriate equivalent professional qualification (with an expectation of holding a higher degree for those teaching at post graduate level) in the field of Ecology or closely related.
Post Holder To Demonstrate
- Evidence of high level of teaching and presentational skills
- Evidence of administrative/organisational skills
- Evidence of knowledge and understanding of current developments in the relevant discipline or profession.
How to apply
Please apply online with a CV and cover letter on the university website.
The University of Surrey reserves the right to close this vacancy early based on Volume and Calibre of applications.
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