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Lecturer in Marketing

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Salary: From £42,400 to £52,776 (depending on skills and experience)
Grade: H
Hours: 35 per week
Contract type: Full-time
Vacancy Reference: 26/65
Closing date: Midnight, Sunday 11 October
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Role Details
Regent’s University London’s School of Business is looking to appoint a Lecturer in Marketing, ready to begin teaching in January at the start of the Spring Term 2026-27 academic year. This is a full-time post, suitable for a passionate and energetic educator with experience of the UK Higher Education sector and business school teaching.
We are looking for educators and scholars, who can deliver not only a premium classroom experience but also contribute towards our interdisciplinary approach to business education, embedding technology, cultural awareness, curiosity, emerging trends, and applied thinking in all aspects of curriculum development, teaching, learning, and assessments.
We value candidates with technical industry experience and connections, able to enrich our students’ learning and employability prospects. As a truly international business school, with a significant majority of students hailing from abroad: thriving in a diverse and culturally rich environment by demonstrating empathy, connectivity, and advanced communication skills are important.
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With these aspirations in mind, your field of expertise should lean towards the practical application of marketing theories, frameworks, and contemporary practice, equipping undergraduate and postgraduate students with the skills, knowledge, and confidence to understand customer needs, develop compelling value propositions, build and position brands, make effective use of digital and data-driven marketing, and apply marketing strategically to support business growth across a range of sectors.
In addition, there will be opportunities to contribute to multidisciplinary teaching across various other disciplines in elective modules delivered on non-business degree courses.
Interviews will be held in-person at our Regent’s University London campus.
For an informal discussion please contact Professor (Dr) Zubin Sethna (zubin.sethna@regents.ac.uk). Applications sent directly to this email address will not be accepted.
About us
Regent’s University London is a private university with a stunning central London campus and gardens in the heart of Royal Regent’s Park. We offer a premium experience, tailored to our students – and cultivate globally minded graduates to bring purpose and passion to both people and planet.


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At Regent’s, students learn differently. Our future-facing curriculum, global community, high-value networks, and vibrant culture of challenge and collaboration provides an education fit for the future. Our focus isn’t on lecture halls and essay-writing, but on learning by doing – from some of the best in the business – to build valuable connections and bring their studies to life.
While proudly international in outlook, our intimate campus environment feels like a home-away-from-home. Here, students are supported by personal tutors and academic experts, who provide help, study support, and career guidance for life. Put more simply, Regent’s is about Cultivating Possibility for everyone.
We’re part of Galileo Global Education (a multinational educational provider that comprises 120,000 students, 45 institutions, and 13 countries) yet we remain a tight-knit, welcoming, and supportive team – with brilliant staff benefits. To sustain our growth, we’re looking for high-calibre, passionate professionals to join our vibrant global community.
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For more information about Regent’s University London, please see www.regents.ac.uk
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