Hydrodynamics & Computational Civil Engineering Lecturer

The University of Manchester; Manchester; Hybrid; GBP 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Manchester invites applications for a senior academic role in Civil Engineering Hydrodynamics, focusing on numerical simulation, experimental and field investigations.

The appointee will lead teaching and research, supervise postgraduate researchers and collaborate with international partners, industry, and across the University, contributing to cutting-edge hydrodynamics and computational engineering programs.

Qualifications

• Educated to PhD level or equivalent in civil engineering hydrodynamics.
• Demonstrate capability to conduct outstanding research in civil engineering hydrodynamics and/or experience in the development and application of numerical simulation, experimental investigation and data science techniques for civil engineering hydrodynamics.
• Ability to lecture to large classes and supervise group and individual projects at Masters and undergraduate level.
• Good communication skills and an ability to foster interdisciplinary collaboration. Good management and teamwork skills.
• Commitment to taking responsibility for the health and safety of others, including the development and implementation of risk assessments.

Responsibilities

• Development and delivery of internationally excellent research in civil engineering hydrodynamics, including computational and/or experimental programmes.
• Supervision of postgraduate research students and researchers.
• Publication of research in leading journals and presentations at international conferences.

Skills

PhD in civil engineering hydrodynamics

Lecturing ability

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Research excellence and publication

Education

PhD in Civil Engineering Hydrodynamics

Job description

The University of Manchester invites applications for a senior academic role in Civil Engineering Hydrodynamics, focusing on numerical simulation, experimental and field investigations.

The appointee will lead teaching and research, supervise postgraduate researchers and collaborate with international partners, industry, and across the University, contributing to cutting-edge hydrodynamics and computational engineering programs.