UNIVERSITY OF BRIGHTON

Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Accounting

Brighton Business School
Reference: BB3182-21-101
£35,845 - £51,034 per annum 

At Brighton, we embrace individuality and encourage our students and staff to explore their passions and their curiosity. The Brighton Business and Law School advances responsible enterprise that makes a real difference and we are proud that REF 2014 judged our Business and Management research to be the fifth most impactful within the UK. We have an ambitious strategy to gain AACSB accreditation.

As part of that strategy, we seek to appoint a lecturer who can contribute to the teaching on Accounting and Finance programmes at undergraduate, postgraduate and professional levels.

We are looking for candidates with a strong commitment to excellence in teaching and an innovative approach to delivering the curriculum. Ideally you will have experience of Higher Education but applications from candidates with a recognised Accountancy qualification, who may be seeking to move to a career in education or who have taught on professional Accountancy programmes, would be equally welcomed. In particular, experience of and the ability to teach more specialised subjects such as Taxation, Audit & Assurance or Data Analytics would be desirable. Experience in the use of Bloomberg would also be useful.

In the role continuing academic development is expected as a means of keeping up to date with developments in those areas reflecting the changes in the business landscape and environment. We encourage staff who are research active.

Job sharers are welcome for this role.

Further details:

The University is committed to an inclusive environment which embraces equality and diversity in our working, learning, research and teaching environment. We particularly encourage applicants from a Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) background because the University is underrepresented by BAME staff.

Closing date: Tuesday 25 May 2021.

Interview date: To be confirmed.

Apply Link: http://jobs.brighton.ac.uk/BB3182-21-101