Part-Time Lecturer, DClinPsy Education & Scholarship

Eurobioimaging; Exeter; Hybrid; GBP 41,000 - 56,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Freedom to pursue intellectual work

Support for external engagement

Exeter Academic initiative

Staff benefits including maternity/Par

Job summary

The University of Exeter invites applications for a Lecturer in DClinPsy (Education and Scholarship) to cover maternity leave. This 0.9 FTE role is offered on a fixed-term basis to 24 September 2027 with a pro rata salary of £43,482.

You will contribute to teaching and supervising in qualitative and quantitative methods, supervise DClinPsy Trainees, and help develop innovative teaching practices both in person and online across the Faculty.

Qualifications

• Possess breadth or depth of specialist knowledge in Clinical Psychology with a PhD or professional doctorate.
• Use a range of delivery techniques to enthuse and engage students.
• Develop external networks to support recruitment, placements, consultancy, or future activities.
• Evidence of excellent teaching identified by peer review and impact beyond own teaching.

Responsibilities

• Deliver and design research teaching across qualitative and quantitative methods and systematic literature reviews.
• Teach, supervise and examine in both quantitative and qualitative research methods; contribute to related postgraduate programmes.
• Develop and implement innovative teaching practices, in person and online, across the Faculty.
• Attend team meetings and collaborate with Research Team and external colleagues to ensure high-quality research training for DClinPsy Trainees.

Skills

PhD in Clinical Psychology

Teaching delivery

External networks

Peer-reviewed teaching

Education

PhD in Clinical Psychology

Job description

The University of Exeter invites applications for a Lecturer in DClinPsy (Education and Scholarship) to cover maternity leave. This 0.9 FTE role is offered on a fixed-term basis to 24 September 2027 with a pro rata salary of £43,482.

You will contribute to teaching and supervising in qualitative and quantitative methods, supervise DClinPsy Trainees, and help develop innovative teaching practices both in person and online across the Faculty.