Department: London Programme Pepperdine University London seeks a part-time instructor/lecturer to teach an undergraduate module in nutrition.
Pepperdine University is an American university with numerous satellite campuses around the world. This position is based in our London study center in South Kensington. Module: NUTR 210 – Contemporary Issues in Nutrition A study of the principles of human nutrition throughout the life cycle. Current topics and controversies in nutrition and health are discussed. A personal dietary analysis is a component of this course. NUTR 201 fulfills a laboratory science requirement for the undergraduate general education curriculum and therefore students will generally be non-Nutrition majors. Labs will be held in our kitchen on site or at relevant sites around London. The integration of local site visits and excursions which support the curriculum are welcome and encouraged. Schedule: 3 hours of lecture + 1.75 hours of lab scheduled per week Ideally scheduled across 2-3 days per week (Mon-Thur) Term Dates/Times: Classes begin: Monday 11 January 2027 Half-term Break: 15–19 February 2027 Student field trip: 1–5 March 2027 (no classes meet) Holiday: Monday 29 March 2027 (no classes meet) Last day of classes: Thursday 8 April 2027 Final Exams: 12–15 April 2027 (1 x 3-hour exam to be scheduled during this week) Job responsibilities: The lecturer is responsible for creating and delivering lectures and labs, selecting and marking readings, homework assignments & exams, and corresponding with students. Qualifications: Minimum requirements: Master’s degree in Nutrition. Preferred: PhD in Nutrition. (Note that postgraduate qualifications in related fields such as fitness, exercise physiology, kinesiology, cooking, culinary arts, health, etc. do not meet the accreditation criteria for this course). Applicants should be able to demonstrate prior teaching experience and effectiveness in the classroom, ideally supported by teaching evaluations. Experience working with American or international students is desirable. Candidates must be able to demonstrate their legal right to work in the UK. To apply, please submit a covering letter and curriculum vitae (by email) to Heather Pardee, Director of the London Programme, via the ‘Apply’ button above (london.info@pepperdine.edu). Pepperdine is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer and does not unlawfully discriminate on the basis of any protected characteristics under UK law. £6,650 to £7,125 per module, based on education and experience
