The Manchester Metropolitan University
Tutor in Accounting and Finance

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The Department of Finance and Economics sits within the triple accredited (AACSB, AMBA, EQUIS) Business School in Manchester Metropolitan University. We are a large and ambitious department, with a core focus of delivering excellent education that supports our students into great graduate outcomes.
We deliver a diverse portfolio of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes that blend work integrated learning with a research and practice informed syllabus. Currently, we are specifically seeking to recruit a Permanent Academic Tutor to support our Learning, Teaching and Assessment activity in a range of subjects across our Accounting and Finance provision. Currently, we are particularly interested in working with candidates who have an expertise in Financial Reporting and Corporate Finance. We welcome applications from candidates who have sustained experience of delivery and assessment in these subject areas, while also recognising that the breadth of our portfolio will provide opportunities to support additional subjects.
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- Subject expertise in Financial Reporting and Corporate Finance.
- Prior experience of teaching or training in these subject areas.
- A passion for innovative and interactive teaching focused on student success.
- An enthusiasm for working in large teams.
- An interest in supporting key student success initiatives.
Alongside teaching and marking responsibilities, our academic tutors also benefit from opportunities to support department initiatives focused on our student success priorities, including graduate outcomes and student satisfaction. The nature of this role allows the successful candidate to really immerse themselves in the department as a result of the volume of on-campus activity they will contribute to.
For informal discussion about the role please contact Anna Egan (Head of Department) at a.egan@mmu.ac.uk
Interested applicants should submit a CV and a cover letter (max 1 page) outlining how their experience aligns with the above identified requirements of the role.
Why Join Manchester Met?
At Manchester Metropolitan University, we are proud to foster an inclusive culture of belonging that promotes equity, celebrates diversity, and values the different perspectives a diverse workforce brings. We warmly encourage applications from all communities, including candidates from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic backgrounds, disabled people, and LGBTQ+ individuals.


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As a Disability Confident Leader, Manchester Met aims to offer an interview to disabled applicants who meet the essential criteria outlined in the Job Description
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