Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Clinical Immunology, Full time

Who we are

Rated a top three modern University in London, we provide an engaging portfolio of apprenticeships, short courses, undergraduate and postgraduate degrees. We also have an excellent research profile and were jointly recognised as the best modern university in the country for research, and the highest-ranked modern university in London in REF2021.

The School of Life and Health Sciences at the University of Roehampton is a rapidly growing provider of biomedical and healthcare education, offering established Life Sciences programmes alongside nursing and allied health courses. With a strong commitment to student success and societal impact, the School delivers high-quality education supported by specialist facilities, including scientific laboratories, bioinformatics and OMICS facilities.

The Role

We are seeking to appoint a Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Clinical Immunology to further strengthen our academic and clinical teaching provision in this specialist discipline. You will join a collegial and forward-thinking group of biomedical scientists who value interdisciplinary collaboration and excellence in professional practice. The appointment comes at a key phase of growth, as we enhance our undergraduate provision and develop postgraduate training in advanced biomedical and clinical laboratory sciences, underpinned by a strong research profile within subjects allied to medicine and a clear focus on evidence-informed education.

The post provides an opportunity to make a significant contribution to education, scholarship, and research in clinical immunology. Not only contributing to Biomedical Science but also supporting the wider Life and Health Sciences portfolio of programmes and research and knowledge exchange activity within the School.

Key responsibilities will include 

• Delivering engaging and evidence-based teaching, and training students in basic and clinical immunology, whilst supporting delivery across our science and health curriculum.
• Delivering IBMS competency in the curriculum to ensure students performing specialised technique in related biomedical science subjects.
• Supporting the development and delivery of IBMS-accredited degree programmes.
• Supervising student laboratory work and practical sessions, providing guidance and mentorship.
• Engaging with external professional bodies, industry partners, and healthcare services to maintain clinical relevance in teaching.

Key responsibilities will include

• Make a high quality, impactful contribution to teaching and related duties
• Deliver teaching that encompasses employer and skills-led experiential learning and professional development 
• Engage in the development of new pathways for student learning

The successful candidate will have skills and experience in

• HCPC registration as a Biomedical Scientist
• Extensive experience in working in clinical laboratory.
• Experience in teaching or training, in IBMS-accredited programmes with the ability to develop new portfolios.
• PhD or equivalent research experience is desirable but not essential.

If you have any specific questions on the role, please contact

Dr Shiva Sivasubramaniam

The University is committed to promoting diversity and equality of opportunity and aims to create a culture and environment where students and staff are treated fairly. The University is an equal opportunities and ‘disability confident’ employer. Staff have access to the University’s Retirement Savings Group Pension Plan, a defined contribution scheme.  Our full range of benefits are available here. 

The closing date for completed applications is 23 April 2026

It is expected that interviews will be held 15 May 2026.

You are encouraged to apply promptly, as we reserve the right to close the role and interview before the dates stated above.

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