Adjunct Lecturer – Manufacturing & Industry Practice

About the role

We are seeking experienced professionals in operations, supply chain, manufacturing or management, with relevant academic or senior industry experience and nomination by a KAM member firm. The role involves teaching assigned courses, developing and reviewing course content, delivering lectures and practical sessions, conducting research, preparing research proposals, publishing research findings, participating in academic conferences and consultancies, and mentoring students and staff.

Key responsibilities

• Teach in areas allocated by the Head of Department.
• Design, develop, plan and deliver programmes of study, including new courses at various levels.
• Deliver high‑quality lectures and practical sessions.
• Review and regularly update course content and materials.
• Collaborate with academic colleagues on curriculum development and research activities.
• Conduct research and write grant proposals.
• Seek and participate in consultancies.
• Present research papers at national or international conferences.
• Disseminate research outputs.
• Provide mentorship and career guidance to students and staff.

Required profile

• PhD (or Master’s with 10+ years senior industry experience) in operations, supply chain, manufacturing or management, nominated by a KAM member firm.
• At least twenty‑four publication points, with a minimum of sixteen from refereed journal articles.
• Minimum three years post‑qualification work experience.
• Up‑to‑date with current industry standards.
• Registration with a relevant professional body.