Responsibilities

• design and deliver high quality, student-centred teaching and learning that reflects our focus on career development for emerging writers of commercial genres
• take responsibility for developing our existing teaching and research specialisms to further enhance the student experience and the University’s reputation from a global perspective
• primarily focused on teaching postgraduate Creative Writing students and collaborate with a number of stakeholders, utilising your ability for cross-disciplinary working and general commitment to collaboration across the University and beyond

Requirements

• Postgraduate or Undergraduate degree, demonstrable subject expertise in the area along with relevant practice experience in the field
• A professional publication record of recent, relevant commercialgenre fiction
• Relevant teaching experience and evidence of a professional academic profile alongside a commitment to sustained continuous professional development
• A scholarly interest in developing innovative narrative practice
• Excellent oral and written communication skills
• A Masters-level or higher qualification in a relevant discipline

Benefits

• support and recognition wherever due, as well as fantastic benefits such as an attractive pension with employer contributions of 26% and 46 days holiday (pro-rated accordingly)
• professional development opportunities
• discounted access to onsite sports facilities
• a wide range of other staff discounts
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