Lecturer in Politics and International Studies
Job Description
About Us
Ulster University is recognized nationally and internationally for excellence, innovation, and regional impact, contributing significantly to the economic, social, and cultural development of Northern Ireland.
Our work spans teaching, learning, research, widening access, and knowledge exchange, with a strong focus on collaboration and community engagement.
The Role
We are seeking a Lecturer in Politics and International Studies to join the School of Applied Social and Policy Sciences.
The postholder will:
Teach and develop modules across the Politics and International Studies programme.
Support curriculum development and programme administration, including the potential to act as Course Director.
Contribute to the University’s research and impact agenda, including outputs for the REF submission.
Engage with students, colleagues, and external partners to enhance the learning experience and strengthen the University’s profile.
The successful candidate will uphold Ulster University’s values of integrity, collaboration, inclusion, and supporting potential.
About You
To be considered, you will need:
A first or upper second-class honors degree (or higher) in Politics or a closely related discipline.
A PhD in Politics or a related subject.
Experience teaching and examining at university level in politics or a relevant area.
Experience in curriculum development and course administration, with a willingness to act as Course Director.
Further details can be found in the candidate briefing document on the Ulster University Jobs Portal.
What We Offer
A supportive, inclusive working environment.
Flexible working arrangements to promote work-life balance.
A range of staff benefits available on our website.
Commitment to equality and diversity: The School of Arts & Humanities holds a Bronze Athena SWAN Award, recognizing our progress in advancing gender equality.
Ulster University is an equal opportunities employer and welcomes applications from all backgrounds, particularly those with disabilities. Appointments are made strictly on merit.
