We believe that innovation powers our steps and are motivated to make a difference through positive social impact. We work in partnership with individuals and businesses to devise creative solutions not limited by imagination. We work at pace, and are always future-facing, with our teaching, learning and research focused on addressing the challenges of tomorrow, today. We do not stand still.
In this role you will contribute to teaching, research, knowledge exchange, enterprise and business engagement in the Department of Science in the School of Health & Life Sciences, as well as contributing to the wider School and University.
We are looking for an individual with the ability to teach a range of Forensic and Crime Scene Science topics. Applicants should have expertise in crime scene investigation, forensic evidence examination, and the application of ISO/IEC 17020 and/or ISO/IEC 17025 standards to trace evidence detection and enhancement using alternative light sources (ALS) and chemical treatments. Knowledge of human remains identification would be an advantage.You will have a First Degree in a relevant discipline / equivalent professional qualification or significant practical work experience. You must also hold, or be willing to achieve, a relevant Teaching Qualification, normally within 2 years of employment, i.e. PGCHE/Higher Education Academy (FHEA) accreditation.
The Tees Valley is an enjoyable place to live – in the heart of the North of England’s coastline and countryside, with easy access to Durham, Newcastle and York.
We have two posts, one full time and one part time (0.5fte). You must be able to start no later than 11th January 2027 if you wish to apply for this post. You must have right to work in UK to apply for this post.
Apply now if you would like to join us - Job Reference: T03108
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Closing date: 19 October 2026
Interview date: TBC
£38,784 to £42,254 per annum
