Lecturer in Restorative Dentistry

Newcastle University is a world-class UK University, advancing knowledge, providing creative solutions and solving global problems. Newcastle University in Singapore has been providing top-quality degrees in Singapore for over a decade and have graduated more than 1,000 students. We deliver jointly awarded undergraduate Newcastle University degrees with Singapore Institute of Technology in chemical engineering, electrical power engineering, marine engineering, offshore engineering and naval architecture, and mechanical design and manufacturing engineering.

At Newcastle Research and Innovation Institute, we provide postgraduate education and training with MScs in Electrical Power Engineering, Energy and Sustainability, Marine Technology and Process Safety and Risk Management as well as research degrees (PhD, MPhil). Attracting and retaining staff of the highest calibre is our priority.

Salary:

- 56,763.00 Closing Date: 21/10/2026

The Role We are looking for a suitably qualified dentist for the post of Clinical Lecturer in Restorative Dentistry. You will be required to become actively involved in the teaching and research programmes of the School. In research, you will be expected to contribute to existing research activity in one of our current research themes (translational oral biosciences, applied oral health care or dental education), developing towards independence as a researcher.

In teaching, you will be expected to contribute to academic and clinical teaching on our undergraduate clinical BDS and BSc courses and our developing portfolio of postgraduate courses. In addition, appropriately qualified candidates will have the opportunity to undertake clinical work in the Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation trust.

The University has developed an Academic

Job Summary Guidance document which summarises the range of activities that academic staff may be expected to perform.

Informal enquires may be made to Dr Simon Stone, Deputy Head of School by e-mailing simon.stone.uk Further information about the School of Dental Sciences can be found at   Key Accountabilities Undertake teaching, course leadership and supervision of undergraduate students

Offer expertise in an individual’s specialist area(s)
Undertake teaching, leadership and supervision duties across the UG programmes

Undertake administrative duties as necessary, including participation in relevant School and Faculty committees and activities

Participate in external activity related to learning and teaching

Contribute to the promotion of undergraduate programmes to both current and prospective students

Act as an academic advisor to a small group of students

Contribute to University administration, course planning, curriculum development, the recruitment of students, engage in teaching and scholarly activities and course / programme leadership

Participate in relevant staff development activities

Undertake other duties, such as participation in School, Faculty and University meetings, as detailed by the Head of School.

The Person (Essential)
Knowledge, Skills and Experience Essential Detailed  clinical knowledge in the field of Restorative Dentistry at a level applicable to teaching on the undergraduate BDS/BSc curriculum

Clinical chairside dental teaching experience in an academic setting

Substantial experience in leading and teaching on clinical skills courses for undergraduates

Evidence of leadership in an academic setting

Experience of undertaking research

Experience of preparing research proposals for submission to competitive funding organisations (e.g. NIHR and Industry)
Evidence of publication within peer reviewed journals

Demonstrable skills in written and spoken English, adequate to enable effective communication about dental topics…