Teaching Fellow – Biomedical Curriculum Design (Remote)

Collabdemy; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 57,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

41 days off per year

Generous pension scheme

Educational development opportunities

Job summary

Imperial College London in London is seeking a Teaching Fellow to help design and deliver the new MSci Medical Science & Innovation programme, launching in October 2027. You will develop modules, assessments and digital learning resources, and contribute to teaching across undergraduate bioscience programmes.

The role requires a PhD in biomedical science and HE teaching credentials, with a passion for education innovation and inclusive learning in a world-leading medical faculty.

Qualifications

• HE teaching experience in a university setting.
• Experience designing modules, learning activities and assessments.
• Experience developing or revising curricula and learning resources.
• Familiarity with evidence-informed teaching approaches and digital learning.

Responsibilities

• Develop and implement the MSci Medical Science & Innovation programme.
• Design modules, teaching sessions, assessments and learning activities.
• Create engaging digital learning resources and inclusive learning experiences.
• Teach and assess across undergraduate bioscience programmes.
• Collaborate with colleagues across the faculty to ensure high-quality delivery.

Skills

Higher education teaching

Curriculum development

Educational innovation

Digital learning design

Education

PhD in Biomedical Science or related field

Job description

Imperial College London in London is seeking a Teaching Fellow to help design and deliver the new MSci Medical Science & Innovation programme, launching in October 2027. You will develop modules, assessments and digital learning resources, and contribute to teaching across undergraduate bioscience programmes.

The role requires a PhD in biomedical science and HE teaching credentials, with a passion for education innovation and inclusive learning in a world-leading medical faculty.