Lecturer – Taylor's College

The Lecturer in International Relations role involves teaching, guiding students, and conducting research at a university. The position requires a PhD and experience in curriculum development, research, and higher education teaching.

The Lecturer in International Relations is responsible for undertaking teaching and related duties including designing and preparing teaching materials, conducting lectures, tutorials, and practicals, consulting with students, invigilation, marking, and assessment. The role involves participating in programme and curriculum development, planning and implementing teaching strategies to enhance student learning and motivation, supporting postgraduate research projects, and maintaining high standards in teaching to meet the university's expectations. Additionally, the Lecturer participates in scholarly activities such as conducting research, presenting at conferences, publishing in journals, and contributing to community work. Responsibilities also include supporting grant applications for research, achieving research outcome targets, undertaking administrative duties like attending meetings and participating in committees, engaging in professional development activities, and assisting in academic linkages with external organizations.