the College of Social Sciences In Birkbeck, the University of London aims to employ participating lecturer for teaching in the “Living with Climate Change” unit.

As a co -lecturer you will study:

• Live with climate change, postgraduate studies (level 7) (inside MSC Climate Change))
• 30 hours of teaching
• Teaching on Tuesday, 6-9 pm, from January to March 2026

You will have knowledge of the effects of global, regional climate change and weaknesses, climate adaptation, social, cultural, ethical, political and economic dimensions of climate work, and are qualified for the level of the award as required for teaching (or showing a professional experience/level of equivalent industry).

You will have a strong commitment to teaching graduate studies and to be qualified for the award for the award (minimal MSC) as required to teach (or show professional/equivalent industry).

Your role will be to connect teaching for Birkbeck students, in order to enable them to successfully complete their studies, and to do all related administrative duties as required.

In addition to a person’s specifications, the basic requirements for this role are the experience of teaching and research regarding adaptation to climate change.

If this looks like it is suitable for you, put with us today.

Rewards:

The payment of each hour depends on the continuous service period with the college (the start rate is 69.68 pounds per hour, including the London pro -fees and holiday wages) for the contact hours. This hourly average depends on the starting point in the seventh grade and it includes “duties related to the teaching double” in 2.5, which covers preparation, teaching, management, evaluation marks and other examination duties in relation to the course.

a contract:

Hold a fixed period – January 13 to March 24, 2026. Teaching Tuesday 6-9 pm. Please present the CV to consider it. Close date: October 12, 2025. Interview date: October 28, 2025.

Inquiries:

If you want to learn more about the role, please contact Dr. Shino Shyed S.shiode@bk.ac.uk.

If you are having difficulty using the employment portal, please call jos@bbk.ac.uk Provide your name and the reference number for the job. Although we are happy to respond to all informal inquiries, only official requests will be considered through the system online.

We welcome the applicants from all sections of society. The College is committed to improving the gender and cultural diversity in its working power, bears the ATHENA SWAN Award and the operation of employer and confident businesses.