Associate Lecturer — Social & Public Policy (Flexible Work)

University of York; United States; Remote; USD 37,000 - 48,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Family friendly working arrangements

Inclusive facilities

Flexible working forums

Job summary

The University of York is seeking an Associate Lecturer in Social and Public Policy to cover maternity leave. The role focuses on designing teaching materials and delivering modules in social and public policy, with supervision of students and administration across on-campus programmes.

You will assess and provide feedback, contributing to ongoing course development. Applicants should hold a PhD in Social Policy or equivalent, with detailed knowledge in social policy and related areas, and a

Qualifications

• PhD in Social Policy or equivalent experience.
• Detailed knowledge in Social and Public Policy sufficient to develop teaching and provide relevant learning support to students across different levels of academic ability - Essential
• Ability to design and deliver teaching material across modules or within a subject area.

Responsibilities

• Design, develop and manage innovative teaching materials and modules focusing on social and public policy.
• Undertake academic supervision of students and undertake various administrative responsibilities.
• Set and mark student assessments and provide constructive feedback to students.
• Plan and deliver teaching and actively contribute to the ongoing development and improvement of taught on-campus programmes.

Skills

Social Policy knowledge

Criminal Justice knowledge

Teaching material design

Student supervision

Assessment and feedback

Policy analysis

Social inequalities

Education

PhD in Social Policy or equivalent experience

Job description

The University of York is seeking an Associate Lecturer in Social and Public Policy to cover maternity leave. The role focuses on designing teaching materials and delivering modules in social and public policy, with supervision of students and administration across on-campus programmes.

You will assess and provide feedback, contributing to ongoing course development. Applicants should hold a PhD in Social Policy or equivalent, with detailed knowledge in social policy and related areas, and a