home to the Leicester School of Allied Health Sciences in which this post will be based.

Role

You would work as part of a team, primarily delivering high quality teaching and training across a range of programmes. In addition to routine adult or paediatric aural diagnostics and rehabilitation, we are particularly interested in expertise in the areas of anatomy and physiology of the ear and/or acoustics and psychoacoustics. The department has some of the best facilities for teaching audiology and you would be involved in maintaining and developing this area.

You would contribute to teaching and training across our programmes, including developing and creating new programmes and short courses. The role will also involve being a member of the academic placement team, so experience and expertise in professional practice is required.

Ideal Candidate

Ideal candidate should be experienced and be enthusiastic about the subject. They should have an all-round grounding in Audiology. Although, a postgraduate qualification in Audiology would be beneficial, we are interested to hear from candidates with significant clinical experience, so it is ideal for someone moving into a more academic role. The candidate must be passionate about teaching and training and are creative and willing to develop further networks.

If you have any questions please contact:

Donna Corrigan
Senior Lecturer
School of Leicester School of Allied Health Sciences
donna.corrigan@dmu.ac.uk

To view the job description and person specification please click here.

Application Closing Date: 23/02/2026

Interview date: 9th March 2026

home to the Leicester School of Allied Health Sciences in which this post will be based.

Role

You would work as part of a team, primarily delivering high quality teaching and training across a range of programmes. In addition to routine adult or paediatric aural diagnostics and rehabilitation, we are particularly interested in expertise in the areas of anatomy and physiology of the ear and/or acoustics and psychoacoustics. The department has some of the best facilities for teaching audiology and you would be involved in maintaining and developing this area.

You would contribute to teaching and training across our programmes, including developing and creating new programmes and short courses. The role will also involve being a member of the academic placement team, so experience and expertise in professional practice is required.

Ideal Candidate

Ideal candidate should be experienced and be enthusiastic about the subject. They should have an all-round grounding in Audiology. Although, a postgraduate qualification in Audiology would be beneficial, we are interested to hear from candidates with significant clinical experience, so it is ideal for someone moving into a more academic role. The candidate must be passionate about teaching and training and are creative and willing to develop further networks.

If you have any questions please contact:

Donna Corrigan
Senior Lecturer
School of Leicester School of Allied Health Sciences
donna.corrigan@dmu.ac.uk

To view the job description and person specification please click here.

Application Closing Date: 23/02/2026

Interview date: 9th March 2026