Overview

The Teaching Fellow in Global Development position at the University of East Anglia (UEA) offers an opportunity to contribute to both undergraduate and postgraduate teaching in global development, politics, conflict studies, and education. This role is ideal for professionals and scholars passionate about development education.

Key Responsibilities

Deliver lectures and seminars in Global Development-related subjects.
Support teaching in Politics, Conflict Studies, Education, and Development Studies.
Plan and organize academic modules.
Design teaching and learning materials.
Assess coursework, examinations, and dissertations.
Support undergraduate and potentially postgraduate students.
Contribute to student academic development and engagement.

Requirements

Essential Requirements

A first degree or equivalent qualification in a relevant subject area.
Experience teaching undergraduate students.
Experience conducting student assessments across various formats, including coursework, examinations, and undergraduate dissertations.

Desirable Qualifications

Teaching experience at postgraduate level.
Expertise in interdisciplinary development studies.
Experience within higher education curriculum development.

Benefits

Starting salary: £38,784 per annum (pro rata), with incremental progression up to £46,049 per annum (pro rata).
Flexibility in working arrangements, including options for hybrid working, job sharing, and term-time only patterns.
44 days of annual leave inclusive of bank holidays and university closure days.
Access to extensive health and wellbeing support, including discounted sports facilities and on-campus medical services.
Professional development opportunities, including LinkedIn Learning and organizational development training.

Location

Global

How to Apply

Interested candidates should review the candidate brochure, job description, and person specification. Applications must be submitted before 1 June 2026.