Visiting Lecturer – Catholic Certificate in Religious Studies (CCRS) Theology (Post Ref: NUVL0426)
Closing date:
22 May 2026
Interviews:
TBC
Salary:
Hourly rate varies depending on the work assigned
Full/Part time:
Variable Hours
Hours per week
Variable Hours
Birmingham Newman University is located in a residential area only a few miles from Birmingham City Centre, and it provides a focused learning environment for students.
Birmingham Newman is a different kind of university: we’re driven by the belief that higher education should enable us to develop new ways of understanding the world and help make a positive impact within it.
Birmingham Newman’s interactive teaching styles and pedagogy of partnership seek to ensure that we teach and learn with our students, working together to make a difference in and for our communities. With a diverse study body, providing a personalised student experience is a hallmark of the Birmingham Newman offer; we listen to students to continually improve and shape the University experience empowering all students to be able to grow and succeed.
Birmingham Newman University is looking to recruit Visiting Lecturers within Theology with a passion for excellent and quality teaching. For this post, we require lecturers with the relevant knowledge and experience to teach the Catholic Certificate in Religious Studies.
If appointed as a Visiting Lecturer, teaching will be allocated on an hourly basis. Successful applicants will be contacted when their expertise is required during the course of the academic year. The number of hours available will be subject to course requirements and may be offered at short notice. The hourly rate of pay for this role varies dependant on the type of work completed. Please see Appendix One of the associated job description for more information. Relevant subject expertise is essential. Teaching experience and/or a teaching qualification is also preferred.
Informal enquiries about this opportunity are very welcome. Please contact Head of Subject, Dr Louise Hickman, to discuss the role further (l.hickman@newman.ac.uk).
