We are looking for an inspiring, supportive, and forward‑thinking Lecturer in Civil Engineering to join our collegial Civil Engineering team at an exciting time of growth and transformation within the School of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics (SECAM).
With our teaching and practical learning recently moving into the cutting‑edge £63million Babbage Building, you’ll have access to world‑class facilities and a vibrant environment in which to shape the next generation of Civil Engineers.
About Us
SECAM is home to a diverse and dynamic community of disciplines, including:
* Civil, Structural & Coastal Engineering
* Computer Science
* Electrical & Electronic Engineering & Robotics
* Mathematical Sciences
* Mechanical, Marine & Materials Engineering
* Navigation & Maritime Studies
Our School sits within the Faculty of Science and Engineering, offering rich opportunities for multidisciplinary teaching and research. Our academic community is engaged in impactful research spanning Offshore Renewable Energy, Marine & Maritime Technologies, Coastal Engineering, Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, and more. You’ll join colleagues who are internationally recognised and deeply committed to creating an inspiring learning experience.
About the Role
We seek a Lecturer who will contribute primarily to teaching and research in Structural Analysis and Design, supporting our undergraduate and postgraduate engineering programmes.
The role includes:
* Delivering high‑quality, engaging teaching across a range of Civil Engineering disciplines
* Contributing to inspiring, professionally‑focused learning experiences
* Participating in internationalisation opportunities (including potential overseas teaching)
* Taking part in widening participation activities
You will also have full use of our new Heavy Structures, Materials and Geotechnics laboratories, equipped with state‑of‑the‑art facilities to support both teaching and research. You’ll join an active team of Civil, Structural and Coastal Engineers with established research portfolios that you can help develop further.
This role requires on‑site working; unfortunately, we are unable to offer working from home.
The successful candidate may be required to obtain an ATAS Certificate prior to undertaking this research.
For an informal conversation about the role, please contact Dr Boksun Kim at: boksun.kim@plymouth.ac.uk
You should have:
* A PhD in Civil Engineering or a closely related discipline
* Ideally, industrial experience in structural engineering and Chartered Engineer status
* A passion for creating innovative, engaging teaching materials
* A collaborative, team‑focused approach
* Willingness to teach across a relevant range of undergraduate Civil Engineering subjects
* Evidence of high‑quality pedagogic or discipline‑based research outputs
* Ideally, experience of attracting research funding
Our Commitment to Inclusivity
SECAM holds an Athena Swan Silver Award in recognition of our commitment to advancing gender equality. We welcome applications from all backgrounds, and particularly encourage interest from women and other groups underrepresented in engineering.
As part of the University’s strong interdisciplinary research ethos—supported by the Marine Institute and Sustainable Earth Institute—you will be encouraged to collaborate, innovate and contribute impactful research addressing global challenges.
Application Process
Please apply online (via the Apply button above), ensuring your supporting statement clearly demonstrates how you meet the essential criteria listed in the job description.
After the closing date, you will be contacted regarding the outcome of your application.
Closing date: 12 midnight, Sunday 22 March 2026
A full summary of staff benefits is available on our website.
£39,906 to £56,535 per annum - Grade 7/8
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