Senior Lecturer in Health and Social Care and Public Health NU5726


Company:	Newman University
Salary:	Not specified
Hours:	Full-time
Location:	Birmingham, B32 3NT
Working pattern:	On-site
Job type:	Temporary
Posting date:	6 Aug 2026
Closing date:	20 Aug 2026

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Summary

The School of Nursing and Allied Health (SoNAH) at Birmingham Newman University is seeking to appoint a Senior Lecturer in Health and Social Care and Public Health. The applicant should have relevant experience that also includes teaching on established Masters in Public Health programmes

We are expanding our Health team to support continued programme growth, maintain our commitment to an outstanding student experience, and contribute to the ongoing development of an ambitious and innovative Health and public health portfolio. The successful post holder will play a key role in the delivery, development and enhancement of Health and Public Health education, working alongside colleagues across Nursing and Allied Health to prepare the next generation of healthcare professionals.

Would you like the opportunity to play a vital role in the design, delivery and future development of Social care and Public Health provision within a School committed to educational excellence, student success and interprofessional learning? Do you want to become part of a supportive and collaborative team with a clear commitment to outstanding education and professional practice?

We are seeking experienced academics who have relevant experience in delivering MPH programmes and can also teach on our Health and Social Care programme who are interested in developing a career within higher education. Successful candidates will contribute to teaching, assessment, academic support, curriculum development, and partnership working

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