Lecturer Biomedical and Mechanical Engineering
Join the School of Engineering and Built Environment to deliver high-quality teaching, research, and professional practice in mechanical engineering.
Best for:Best for mechanical engineering academics and professionals with a background in teaching and research.
Overview
The University of Greater Manchester seeks an enthusiastic Associate Lecturer or Lecturer in Mechanical Engineering to join its expanding School of Engineering and Built Environment. The role involves contributing to undergraduate and postgraduate programmes through curriculum innovation, teaching, assessment, and student support. Additionally, the appointee will undertake impactful research, scholarly activities, or professional practice that enhances the institution's academic standing and industry engagement. Candidates are expected to hold an honours degree in a relevant discipline alongside subject expertise in areas such as signal processing, finite element methods, or additive manufacturing.
What you'll do
- Deliver high-quality teaching and comprehensive assessments across mechanical and biomedical engineering programmes.
- Develop engaging teaching materials, assessments, and practical learning activities for students.
- Contribute to curriculum design, module reviews, and overall programme enhancement.
- Supervise undergraduate, postgraduate, and appropriate research students.
- Undertake research, scholarly activity, and professional practice that informs teaching and enhances the university's reputation.
- Engage with external bodies, industry partners, and professional organisations.
- Participate in student recruitment activities, including open days and partnership development.
- Support student welfare and contribute to institutional quality assurance processes.
Requirements
Degree required: Honours degree in a relevant discipline; PhD or Professional Doctorate (or near completion) is expected
Language: English
Instruction: English
- Proven academic or professional background in mechanical engineering
- Subject knowledge in areas such as signal processing, finite element methods, additive manufacturing, or sustainability
- Effective teaching, assessment, and communication skills
- Ability to work both independently and collaboratively as part of a team
- Commitment to student support, quality assurance, and continuous professional development
- Must have the right to work in the UK prior to employment commencement
Funding & terms
How to apply
Deadline: 2026-11-03
Submit your application through the university's external online application portal by the specified deadline. Ensure all required employment and qualification details are provided.
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