Senior Lecturer in Landscape Architecture (with Academic Course Leader Role Attached

Senior Lecturer in Landscape Architecture (with Academic Course Leader Role Attached)

• Job Reference:
  
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• Date Posted: 15 August 2026
• Recruiter: UNIVERSITY OF GLOUCESTERSHIRE
• Location:
  
  Cheltenham, Gloucestershire
• Salary:
  On Application
• Sector:
  University

Description

1.0 FTE Full Time

We are seeking an enthusiastic and skilled academic, industry practitioner who can contribute to the teaching and learning on the BA & MA Landscape Architecture degrees, as well as offer possible course leadership, here at the University of Gloucestershire. The teaching team encourages and promotes inspiration and innovation within the field of landscape design across all levels, thoroughly underpinned by critical theory and rigorous technical knowledge and understanding.

The course brings together and harmonizes conceptual and spatial design theories with a desire to provide our students with highly developed professional skills.

The world is possibly faster moving now than at any time in the planet's history. Within our field of landscape design and within our course aims and objectives, we aspire to equip our students with a portfolio of creative and technical skills that will allow them to rise to challenges, emerge as high achievers within the workplace, and move forward in their careers competently and confidently.

As the longest standing landscape degree course in the United Kingdom, we are proud of our reputation and standing, and as a group of academics and students with a common purpose, we are now enjoying a new era whereby our international status is beginning to grow and develop.

Individuals applying for this role will possess a future-focused approach and comprehensive understanding of contemporary industry practice. As such, this individual will be expected to work and contribute to maintaining all aspects of professional course accreditation.

Applications are invited from individuals who have some experience of undergraduate and postgraduate teaching in the following areas:

• Ecological & Sustainable Technologies
• Urban Ecology & Resilient Planting Design
• Landscape History & Theory
• Landscape Design Processes & Practice
• Strategic Landscape Planning & LVIA
• Professional Practice & P2C Frameworks
• Research Methods

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invited from individuals who have a with some experience of undergraduate, Postgraduate teaching in the following areas:
Ecological & Sustainable technologies Urban Ecology & resilient planting design Landscape History & theory Landscape Design Processes & Practice Strategic Landscape Planning & LVIA Professional are seeking an enthusiastic and skilled academic, industry practitioner who can contribute to the teaching and learning on the BA & MA Landscape Architecture degrees, as well as offer possible course leadership, here at the University of Gloucestershire.

The teaching team encourage and promote inspiration and innovation within the field of landscape design across all levels, thoroughly underpinned by critical theory and rigorous technical knowledge and understanding. The course brings together and harmonises conceptual and spatial design theories with a desire to provide our students with highly developed professional skills. The world is possibly faster moving now than at any time in the planets history.

Within our field of landscape design and within our course aims and objectives we aspire to equip our students with a portfolio of creative and technical skills that will allow them to rise to challenges, emerge as high achievers within the workplace and to move forward in their careers competently and confidently.

We are interested in appointing at the earliest convenient time this semester. For more information, please contact the Academic Course Leader of BA Landscape Architecture, Jamie Liversedge at jliversedge@ or the Deputy Head of School, SoACE, Fiona Curran at fcurran@.

Key Dates:
Closing date: 7th September 2026. Interview date:
In Person at FCH campus in Cheltenham, 23rd September 2026.

For more information about our benefits and working for the University, please . The University is committed to building a diverse and inclusive staff community and welcomes applications from currently under-represented sections of our workforce. We are proud to be a Disability Confident Employer, guaranteeing an interview to everyone who meets the definition of disability set out in the Equality Act 2010 and the essential criteria contained within the person specification.