University of Bradford
Lecturer/Assistant Lecturer in Forensic Biology
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The University of Bradford is a modern, student-focused institution with a thriving and vibrant campus community. The university is strongly committed to confronting inequality, promoting inclusion, and celebrating diversity in all areas of its work. Its teaching and research aim to create meaningful social, cultural, and economic impact locally, nationally, and globally. Bradford continues to grow its international reputation and course portfolio, while its research drives technological innovation, societal improvements, and advances in healthcare and public policy.
Role Description
This full-time, on-site role based in Bradford involves contributing to teaching, assessment, and curriculum development in Forensic Biology at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. The Lecturer/Assistant Lecturer will prepare and deliver lectures, seminars, and laboratory sessions, using inclusive and evidence-based teaching methods. The role includes supervising student projects and dissertations, providing academic advising and pastoral support, and giving constructive feedback on coursework and examinations. The post holder will engage in scholarship and research activity relevant to forensic biology, contribute to module and programme administration, participate in quality assurance processes, and collaborate with colleagues and external partners to enhance the student experience and strengthen industry and professional links.
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- Strong foundation in forensic biology or a closely related discipline, supported by a relevant degree (normally at least a master’s level; a PhD or progress toward one is highly desirable).
- Proficiency in delivering lectures, seminars, and laboratory-based teaching, with the ability to design clear learning outcomes and appropriate assessments.
- Experience or training in inclusive pedagogy, student-centered learning, and supporting diverse learners within higher education.
- Applied knowledge of forensic laboratory techniques, evidence handling, and quality assurance standards relevant to forensic practice.
- Ability to undertake research or scholarly activity in forensic biology, including literature review, data analysis, and dissemination of findings.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to present complex scientific information in an accessible way.
- Strong organizational and time-management skills, with the capacity to balance teaching, administrative duties, and research or scholarship.
- Collaborative mindset, with the ability to work effectively within multidisciplinary academic teams and with external stakeholders such as practitioners and professional bodies.
- Commitment to equality, diversity, and inclusion, and to creating a supportive learning environment for students from a wide range of backgrounds.
- Familiarity with digital learning tools and virtual learning environments, and confidence in using technology to enhance teaching and student engagement.
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