University Teacher in Work and Organisation

University Teacher in Work & Organisation

Full time, open ended, hybrid working

The Loughborough University campus is located in the heart of England. With world-class facilities, our 523-acre single-site campus features an abundance of green, open space and hosts everything that our students, staff, and visitors need on site. Loughborough University is committed to supporting excellence. From our outstanding student experience and unparalleled sporting achievements to our high-quality teaching provision and acclaimed research offering, we strive to create better futures, together.

Loughborough Business School is an integral part of Loughborough University’s learning offering, covering the disciplines of business, management, finance, accounting and economics. Guided by the ethos of ‘Progress with Purpose’, our forward-thinking approach to research and teaching empowers staff and students to drive change, both within and beyond the University.

We take pride in offering a comprehensive and supportive education experience for our students, putting real-world experience and practical learning at the heart of our courses. Our academics are encouraged and supported to undertake research that helps to address major challenges such as sustainability, productivity, the impact of digital technology, ethics, and social responsibility.

We are consistently ranked as a top 10 UK university in national league tables and Loughborough Business School also holds triple accreditation from AMBA, EQUIS and AACSB. Our position within the higher education sector has been developed by our excellence driven approach and a welcoming, vibrant international community of staff and students. Whether you are an innovative academic aiming to make a difference in the world, or an ambitious professional in search of a rewarding career in higher education, you can make progress with purpose at Loughborough Business School.

The role and what we are looking for

As a University Teacher in the Work & Organisation discipline group the successful candidate will contribute to develop and enhance the activities of the School through bringing direct academic and professional experience to the School’s taught programmes and enterprise activities. To assist with the development of teaching activities. To provide teaching, which may include teaching to post-experience students at the master’s level, administrative and mentoring support.

We are looking for candidates with the following areas of specialisation; Organisational Behaviour (with emphasis on Work Psychology or/and Leadership) or/and Human Resources Management (with emphasis on International HRM, or/and Employee Relations). There is an expectation that the successful candidate will have significant experience in teaching delivery to different levels of students, from undergraduate and MSc to MBA and Executive programmes.

This post is available on a full-time open-ended basis. Hybrid working is also available, with a mix of working in the office and from home.

Why should you apply?

This is a fantastic opportunity to join the Loughborough Business School and be part of the Work & Organisation discipline group. As well as Loughborough being a great place to work, we offer a generous employment package: Loughborough Benefits

Application and assessment process

The closing date for applications is Thursday 23rd April 2026. Please refer to the job description and person specificationfor specific details about the nature of the role and the essential criteria before applying. When submitting your application, carefully use the criteria to demonstrate how you meet them.

Interviews will take place in person on 19th or 20th May 2026, which will include a presentation to the Work & Organisation discipline group.

For informal enquiries please contact Professor Alexandros Psychogios, Head of Work & Organisation at A.Psychogios@lboro.ac.uk.

Reasonable Adjustments

We are happy to consider any reasonable adjustments that you may need during the recruitment process. If there are adjustments that you would like to request, please contact Professor Alexandros Psychogios at A.Psychogios@lboro.ac.uk.