Lecturer / Senior Lecturer – Aerospace Engineering

About the role

The School of Engineering seeks a Lecturer or Senior Lecturer to lead teaching and research in Aerospace Engineering. You will shape curricula, mentor students, and build industry connections to keep programmes current with evolving aerospace trends.

Key responsibilities

• Deliver lectures, develop teaching and assessment materials, and mentor undergraduate and postgraduate students.
• Design and maintain curricula covering Aeronautical Engineering, Aerodynamics, Aircraft Structures & Systems, Propulsion, Engine Maintenance, Maintenance Practices, Aviation Legislation, and Human Factors.
• Lead applied research projects and collaborations with internal and external industry partners.
• Apply effective pedagogical approaches to enhance student learning outcomes.
• Participate in committees and support administrative tasks such as outreach, student recruitment, and project management.

Required profile

• Relevant qualification in Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering or a related discipline.
• Minimum five years of professional experience in the aerospace industry (e.g., MRO, manufacturing, operations, systems development, engines).
• Passion for education, strong mentoring ability, and excellent interpersonal and written communication skills.
• Established industry linkages and a collaborative, self‑driven work style.
• Interest in emerging technologies and continuous self‑learning.

Required skills

• Aerodynamics
• Aircraft Structures
• Propulsion systems
• Aircraft Systems integration
• Maintenance Practices
• Aviation Operations
• Human Factors
• Digital/Cyber security practices