Lead Teaching in Societal Impact & Engagement

Sponsorship Jobs UK; Cambridge; On-site; GBP 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

A prestigious university in the UK seeks an Associate Professor (Teaching) focused on societal impact. This role involves strategic leadership in teaching, engagement, and academic initiatives. Candidates should have a strong record of teaching excellence and a commitment to diversity. Key responsibilities include coordinating social impact activities and leading initiatives that enhance the university's contributions to policy and community. The position offers a supportive environment and a chance to shape impactful educational experiences.

Benefits

41 days’ paid leave

Annual leave purchase option

Season ticket loan & cycle to work scheme

Immigration and relocation support

Enhanced family leave pay

Discounted medical insurance

Qualifications

• Demonstrable leadership experience in societal impact, ideally within a business school.
• A strong record of high-quality teaching across diverse student groups.
• Commitment to equality, diversity, and inclusion.

Responsibilities

• Take strategic leadership in defining and embedding societal impact across initiatives.
• Coordinate the School’s activities related to social impact.
• Lead and design initiatives that deepen the School’s community contributions.

Skills

Leadership experience in societal impact

Excellent teaching evaluations

Commitment to diversity and inclusion

Job description

A prestigious university in the UK seeks an Associate Professor (Teaching) focused on societal impact. This role involves strategic leadership in teaching, engagement, and academic initiatives. Candidates should have a strong record of teaching excellence and a commitment to diversity. Key responsibilities include coordinating social impact activities and leading initiatives that enhance the university's contributions to policy and community. The position offers a supportive environment and a chance to shape impactful educational experiences.