Senior Lecturer in Aerospace EngineeringUniversity

The School of Engineering and Computing is home to a vibrant and growing community of students and staff across a broad range of Engineering disciplines.

This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced academic or industry professional with a passion for aerospace engineering, innovation, and developing the next generation of engineers. You will contribute to the delivery and development of our undergraduate and postgraduate aerospace programmes and play a key role in shaping the future direction of aerospace education within the School.

About the role:

Deliver high-quality teaching across a range of aerospace engineering subjects.

Lead the development, enhancement and review of modules and programmes.

Support the continued growth and reputation of Aerospace Engineering at the University of Lancashire.

Supervise undergraduate and postgraduate dissertations and projects.

Contribute to research, knowledge exchange and enterprise activities.

Build and maintain strong links with industry partners and professional bodies.

Support accreditation activities and ensure programmes remain aligned with industry and employer needs.

Provide academic leadership and mentorship to colleagues where appropriate.

Contribute to student recruitment, outreach activities and open days.

About you:

You will be able to demonstrate:

A postgraduate qualification (normally a PhD) in Aerospace Engineering or a closely related discipline or equivalent industrial experience including appropriate professional registration.

Significant teaching, industrial or research experience within aerospace engineering.

A strong understanding of contemporary aerospace challenges and emerging technologies.

Active membership of a relevant professional body as appropriate with commitment to obtaining professional registration (if not already held).

We would particularly welcome applications from candidates with expertise in one or more of the following areas:

Aerodynamics

Propulsion systems (in particular electrical propulsion)

Flight mechanics and control

Space systems engineering

Autonomous and uncrewed aerial systems

Digital engineering, modelling and simulation

Sustainable aviation technologies

Informal enquiries are warmly welcomed. Please contact Professor Georgina Harris Dean of School, via email in the first instance.

£50,253 to £58,225 per annum