Location
Nottingham

Hours
Variable hours and days of the week depending on scheduled programme requirements

Salary
£49.75 per direct hour for teaching, preparation and marking combined; £19.90 per direct teaching hour when completing one of these elements

About the Role
Join the School of Architecture, Design and the Built Environment at Nottingham Trent University, where we stand midway between science and philosophy, tradition and disruption. We combine theoretical rigour with hands-on experience, celebrating design heritage while embracing innovation. We seek well-rounded academics with experience in Construction Management and a positive, forward-looking attitude to join us as hourly paid lecturers. You will teach across undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, contributing to a dynamic and nationally renowned environment for making and design. Appointments will be made upon confirmation of vacant positions, and the vacancy may close once sufficient applications are received, so early application is encouraged. We welcome applicants who may not meet every requirement perfectly but demonstrate enthusiasm and potential.

About Us
We are a vibrant community of 3,000 students and five departments united within one school. Our work spans the physicality of tools, materials and construction, alongside the abstract excitement of ideas and creative philosophies. We foster a supportive, inclusive culture that encourages innovation and excellence in teaching and research. Join us to be part of a university that values diversity, wellbeing and career progression, where you can shape futures and create the university of tomorrow.

Experience
Relevant academic or professional experience in Construction Management or related disciplines is desirable. Experience in teaching at undergraduate or postgraduate level is advantageous but not essential.

About you
You are a motivated and positive individual with a passion for education and a commitment to student success. You embrace innovation and are keen to contribute to a forward-looking academic environment. Flexibility in working hours and a collaborative approach are important.

Qualifications
Applicants should hold relevant academic qualifications in Construction Management or a related field. Formal teaching qualifications are not mandatory but may be beneficial.