Lecturer in Ecology, Zoology, Biodiversity or Ecosystem Management

Salary: Grade 8 (£51,573 - £59,996 p.a.)

Lecturer in Ecology or Zoology

Location:

University campus, with scope for hybrid working and flexible arrangements.

Are you an ambitious and experienced Ecologist or Zoologist motivated to conduct world‑leading research and deliver an exceptional student experience in a research‑intensive Russell Group University? This role offers the opportunity to further your career within one of the UK’s leading research institutions, working as part of a supportive and interdisciplinary community within the School of Biology.

• Lead research and teaching in the field of ecology or zoology, enhancing research strengths in ecology, zoology, evolution, and conservation biology.
• Develop and maintain a strong network of local, national, and international contacts across academia, industry, conservation, and policy sectors.
• Bridge the gap between fundamental and applied research, aligning work with the university’s commitment to producing science with real‑world impact.
• Contribute significantly to the development of outstanding graduates and scholars through innovative, high‑quality teaching, supervision, and mentorship.

• Academic excellence and a strong track record of research and publications.
• Specialisation in one or more of: biodiversity, conservation ecology, global change biology, quantitative ecology, zoology, or a closely related discipline that integrates ecological and zoological perspectives.
• Experience or potential to secure funding and collaborate with external partners.
• Excellent communication and teaching skills.

Salary Requirements of the Skilled Worker Visa Route

Post may be suitable for sponsorship under the Skilled Worker visa route; first-time applicants might need to qualify for salary concessions. For more information please visit:

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For further information or any queries, please contact:

Prof. Stefan Kepinski, Head of School, School of Biology
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