Lecturer in Aerospace Engineering

Overview

In this role you will teach and supervise undergraduates in Aerospace Engineering while contributing to cutting-edge research. You join a School with strong industry links and facilities, supporting a high-quality student experience and collaborative projects. You will help shape curriculum and advance research in fluid dynamics, propulsion and sustainable transport. This is an opportunity to contribute to a globally ambitious university culture and make an impact through teaching and research.

Pay / Benefits

• 30 days annual leave
• university closure days
• eight bank holidays
• pension scheme
• on-site nursery
• on-campus leisure facilities

Responsibilities

• teach undergraduate Aerospace Engineering courses
• supervise design projects
• contribute to research in fluid dynamics, propulsion, vehicle control and sustainable transport technologies
• collaborate with industry and other researchers
• support student learning experience and curriculum development
• participate in school and wider university activities
• utilise experimental and computational facilities to advance projects

Key requirements

• experience in teaching and supervising design projects
• enthusiasm for delivering high-quality student experience
• Chartered Engineer status desirable
• ability to contribute to both teaching and research
• familiarity with industry collaboration is a plus

• communication
• team collaboration
• student engagement
• aerospace engineering knowledge
• fluid dynamics
• propulsion

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