Course Leader, Psychology

We are seeking to appoint an experienced Course Leader to oversee the continuing development and delivery of our exciting new Psychology degree. This new course forms part of our current undergraduate portfolio expansion which includes Business Management, Marketing and Esports. These courses will be distinctive in the market due to their alignment with Norwich’s pedagogical approach to project centred learning and emphasis on critical problem-solving. 

The postholder will work closely with the Associate Director to develop and launch the course in September. The role includes leadership, management and promotion of the award, contributing to teaching where appropriate within our wider course portfolio, and advancing pedagogy, research and knowledge exchange in the subject area.   

You will be an enthusiastic academic leader with the vision, insight, commitment, and skills to introduce Psychology within a creative arts university. You will have substantial knowledge of national and international developments in the sector and experience in developing networks between education and industry. A postgraduate qualification in psychology and national profile as an educator, industry professional and/or researcher are essential. You will have a strong network of key partners and the ability to develop and deliver significant collaborative projects. You will be a member of the British Psychological Society (BPS) and have knowledge of BPS standards and accreditation. Ideally, you will have experience of developing new courses and taking awards through the BPS accreditation process. 

The successful applicant will be an excellent teacher who puts inclusivity at the heart of their practice. You will be an advocate for your discipline, promoting the courses to prospective students and teachers, both at home and internationally. You will have the ability to work closely with a variety of internal and external stakeholders, bringing diverse voices into our student experience and ensuring the support we give our students is culturally competent. You will have the ambition to equip students with the social and cultural capital that will allow them to confidently grasp graduate-level opportunities and challenges. 

The successful applicant will demonstrate excellent skills in organisation, management, team building and evidence of enhancing student educational experience and outcomes. A collaborative and collegiate approach to leadership and teamworking is an essential attribute for this role, which will require working closely with colleagues from other courses and departments.  

Working Hours: 35 Hours per week for 52 weeks per year

Closing date for applications: 20^th June 2025 at 5pm

Interview date: 18^th July 2025

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