Senior Lecturer in Criminology
Lead teaching and research in criminology with a focus on criminal justice policy and quantitative methods at the University of Greenwich.
Best for:Best for experienced criminology researchers and educators with expertise in quantitative methods and criminal justice policy.
Overview
The School of Law and Criminology at the University of Greenwich is seeking a Senior Lecturer in Criminology to join its academic division. The successful candidate will deliver innovative teaching across undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, take a lead on module development in criminal justice policy and quantitative research methods, and contribute to postgraduate programme expansion. Applicants are expected to possess a robust teaching profile, a commitment to student well-being, and an active research portfolio that complements the school's existing expertise. This permanent academic appointment offers an engaging opportunity to shape the student experience within a historic London campus setting.
What you'll do
- Design and deliver engaging teaching across undergraduate and postgraduate criminology programmes.
- Lead specific modules focusing on criminal justice policy and quantitative research methods.
- Develop and expand new postgraduate criminology programmes within the school.
- Maintain an active and developing research profile that aligns with the school's strategic priorities.
- Support student retention, academic progress, and overall student well-being.
- Participate actively in departmental administration, committee work, and academic life.
Requirements
Degree required: PhD in Criminology or a relevant subject
Language: English
Instruction: English
Publications: A developing or established peer-reviewed research profile complementing school interests
- Demonstrated excellence in higher education teaching and module leadership
- Specialized knowledge in criminal justice policy
- Proficiency in quantitative research methods applied to criminology or social sciences
- Proven track record or clear trajectory of academic research and publishing
- Commitment to supporting student experience and wellbeing
- Eligible to work in the United Kingdom or meet the criteria for a Skilled Worker Route visa sponsorship
Funding & terms
How to apply
Deadline: 2026-11-02
Candidates must submit their application through the university's online job portal by the specified closing date. Ensure all required employment history and supporting documentation are uploaded according to the instructions provided.
- CV
- Cover letter
Contact
Elaine Williams· Academic Portfolio Lead for Criminology
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