Teaching Fellow in English (INTERNAL ONLY)

Teaching Fellow in English (INTERNAL ONLY) School of Humanities Education and Communication Location: Lincoln
Salary: From £33,002pro rata
Please note, this post is fixed-term until 31 August 2027 and part-time at 0.8 FTE.
Closing Date: Wednesday 26 August 2026
Interview Date: Monday 07 September 2026
Reference: CASH087

The University of Lincoln is seeking an enthusiastic English literature scholar to join our English team in the School of Humanities and Heritage on a part-time fixed-term basis (0.8fte).

This is an exciting developmental opportunity for an early career or aspiring academic to gain valuable teaching experience in a supportive environment and team.

You will contribute to teaching, assessment, academic tutoring and learning support across the English curriculum, helping students to develop knowledge, skills, the skills and values a Humanities education provides, helping them to prepare for life beyond university. Working closely with colleagues and students you will help to deliver an excellent student learning experience and support the continued development of English Literature education at Lincoln.

The School of Humanities and Heritage has a dynamic and collaborative research and teaching culture. As part of the College of Arts, Social Sciences and the Humanities, the school offers programmes in English, History, Conservation Philosophy, Modern History, and Classical Studies.

Direct any enquiries in the first instance to Mark Hocknull, Interim Head of School ( )

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