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Lecturer or Senior Lecturer in Clinical Pharmacy & Pharmacology

Join Kingston University to deliver innovative clinical pharmacy teaching and advance impactful pharmacology research.

Best for:Best for experienced pharmacy and pharmacology educators with a track record in research and a commitment to student success.

Kingston University · London, United Kingdom · R3 · Established researcher
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Clinical PharmacyClinical PharmacologyTherapeuticsPharmacy PracticeHealth Education
This is a faculty position — not a PhD studentship.
Deadline
Nov 9, 2026
27 days
Funding
Salaried
£45.0k–£60.5k/yr
Start date
flexible
Full-time
Location
London
United Kingdom

Overview

Kingston University London is seeking an enthusiastic Lecturer or Senior Lecturer in Clinical Pharmacy with a strong focus on clinical pharmacology and therapeutics within the Department of Pharmacy. The successful candidate will design, deliver, and assess inclusive teaching for undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, including the MPharm and MSc in Advanced Pharmaceutics and Public Health. Candidates are also expected to develop a progressive research plan contributing to the Research Excellence Framework (REF) through high-impact journal outputs and case studies. In addition, the role involves administrative tasks, student project supervision, and pastoral tutorial support.

LecturerSenior LecturerClinical PharmacyPharmacologyTherapeuticsPharmacy EducationREF Research

What you'll do

  • Plan, develop, and deliver high-quality, inclusive, and innovative teaching sessions and assessments focused on pharmacology and clinical pharmacy.
  • Contribute to taught courses including the MPharm and the MSc in Advanced Pharmaceutics and Public Health.
  • Develop, sustain, and implement a progressive research plan aiming for 3*/4* REF journal outputs and impact case studies.
  • Supervise undergraduate and postgraduate student research projects.
  • Participate in departmental administrative duties and contribute to the student tutor scheme providing pastoral support.
  • Achieve fellowship of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA) by the end of the probation period using institutional frameworks.

Requirements

Degree required: First degree in Pharmacy, and ideally a PhD in Pharmacology or a related discipline

Language: English; professional proficiency

Instruction: English

Publications: Track record or clear potential for publishing 3*/4* REF-level journal outputs and/or impact case studies

Required skills
  • Demonstrated expertise in clinical pharmacology and therapeutics
  • Ability to plan and deliver engaging higher education teaching and assessments
  • Capacity to produce high-level academic research publications and impact case studies
  • Strong communication, interpersonal, and student pastoral support skills
Nice to have
Prior teaching experience in a higher education settingUK-registered pharmacist status for clinical practice coverageExisting Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA)
Eligibility
  • Right to work in the United Kingdom

Funding & terms

Type
Salaried
Amount
£45.0k–£60.5k/yr
Duration
Permanent
Programme
Kingston University
Kingston University

How to apply

Deadline: 2026-11-09

Interested candidates should submit their application online through the Kingston University recruitment portal by clicking 'Apply'. For accessibility requirements or alternative application formats, applicants can contact HR Shared Services via email or phone.

Documents required
  • CV
  • Cover letter
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Contact

David Aziz· Head of Department of Pharmacy

D.Aziz@kingston.ac.uk

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David Aziz
Department of Pharmacy
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Department of Pharmacy
Kingston University
United Kingdom
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