Lecturer in Climate Change Education

Are you looking for a role in a thriving school in a Russell Group University? Do you have expertise in the field of Climate Change Education? Do you have a strong and growing research record and a commitment to securing research funding? Are you passionate about delivering world-leading research and an exceptional student experience through outstanding teaching and support?

We are looking for someone with vision and research capability to join our growing team of researchers working in STEM education within the School of Education. As a Lecturer in Climate Change Education, you will carry out research, teaching and management within the School, Faculty and University, and contribute to leadership, as appropriate to your grade, in STEM-focused research and teaching. You will teach on our undergraduate and postgraduate programmes including BA and MA Education providing specialist input in climate change education. We anticipate that you will contribute to new programme and module developments and work in an interdisciplinary way, for example, with the University’s Priestley International Centre for Climate (to become the Climate Futures Institute), and Schools such as Earth and Environment. 

With a first / higher degree that includes environment, sustainability or a STEM subject and a doctorate in the broad field of climate change / sustainability education, you will have a clear research agenda that enhances and contributes to growing the national and international profile of the School and a proven record of high-quality teaching in a University environment.

To explore the post further or for any queries you may have, please contact: 

Professor Vanessa Kind, Head of School, email: v.kind@leeds.ac.uk

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