Visiting Lecturer - Royal Birmingham Conservatoire - Music

Royal Birmingham Conservatoire; Birmingham; On-site; GBP 60,110 - 85,611; Part time

Job summary

A leading music institution in Birmingham is seeking part-time Visiting Lecturers to enhance the student experience in Music. As a Visiting Lecturer, you will contribute to a vibrant educational environment that emphasizes employability and creativity. Candidates should have areas of expertise and relevant experience in teaching or professional practice. This role offers a flexible, fixed-term commitment with hourly pay, allowing you to share your passion for music education. Join us in shaping the future talent of the industry.

Responsibilities

• Contribute to a creative environment and support student success.
• Equip students with confidence and expertise in their fields.

Job description

Department RBC: Music Location Royal Birmingham Conservatoire Salary Up to £52.89 per hour The hourly rate for this role varies depending on the nature and level of teaching assigned. Specific rates will be confirmed when work is allocated. Post Type Part Time Release Date 13 February 2026 Closing Date 23.59 hours BST on Wednesday 30 September 2026 Reference RBC25004

With around 31,000 students from over 100 countries, Birmingham City University is a large, diverse and forward looking institution rooted in the heart of Birmingham. We put students at the centre of everything we do, combining technical, creative and professional excellence with strong industry links to give our learners the best opportunities for future success. Guided by our 2030 strategy, we are committed to promoting fairness, innovation and real world impact across our academic community.

We are seeking to recruit a pool of Visiting Lecturers

Located in the vibrant and culturally rich city of Birmingham, Royal Birmingham Conservatoire offers an inspiring portfolio of Music and Acting programmes across undergraduate and postgraduate levels, alongside our renowned Junior Conservatoire for talented young musicians — all housed within our state‑of‑the‑art £57 million facilities.

Join our Visiting Lecturer Pool at Royal Birmingham Conservatoire - Music

As a Visiting Lecturer, you will contribute to a creative, forward‑thinking environment where employability, industry engagement and entrepreneurial skills are embedded at the heart of our curriculum. You will play a key role in equipping the next generation of performers, practitioners and creators with the confidence and expertise to build successful, sustainable careers. An intending Principal Study tutor at RBC will usually be professionally active in the domains of Music and/or Theatre, with an established or growing international reputation in their field as a performer, practitioner and/or creative artist.

We are deeply committed to an inclusive and supportive learning community. Our ethos centres on recognising every learner’s individuality and nurturing their artistic and personal development. We welcome lecturers who share our passion for empowering students of all backgrounds to discover their strengths, refine their craft and achieve their full potential.

Join us in shaping the future of creative talent

Candidates must upload a current CV and provide two supporting statements. It is essential that applicants address the following:

• areas of expertise
• teaching and/or relevant professional experience

By applying to this vacancy, you will be joining our Visiting Lecturer recruitment pool. Visiting Lecturer roles are part‑time, fixed‑term positions, with hours agreed between you and the academic schools as required. Posts are paid hourly, with rates varying according to the nature of the work.

When teaching opportunities arise that match your skills and experience, the academic schools will contact you directly to discuss them. Please note that contact is not guaranteed.

The recruitment pool is refreshed annually. You will be invited to resubmit your details if you wish to remain in the pool for the following year. If you do not respond, your information will be deleted in line with our Data Protection Policy.

Informal enquiries about this opportunity are welcome and should be directed to [e-mail].