Job Description

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Lincoln School of Creative Arts

Location:

Lincoln

Salary:

From 32,546 pro rata


Please note, this post is permanent and part-time at 0.8 FTE.

Closing Date:

Sunday 20 July 2025

Interview Date:

Monday 04 August 2025

Reference:

CASH043

The School of Creative Arts is seeking to appoint a Teaching Fellow in Creative Writing.


You will be situated within the School of Creative Arts, part of the College of Arts, Social Sciences & Humanities. The School currently offers Undergraduate programmes in Dance, Drama & Theatre, Fine Art, Music, Creative Writing and Technical Theatre & Stage Management, alongside a suite of M-level programmes and MPhil/PhD opportunities. The School also offers undergraduate programmes in Media Production, Film Production, Film and Media Studies, Sound & Music Production, and Animation & Visual Effects.


The School of Creative Arts resources include the Lincoln Arts Centre, which includes rehearsal studios and a 444-seat public theatre venue. The School has a growing reputation of international dimensions and a rich legacy of developing small-scale theatre and performance groups who tour their work to regional venues, community clients, and national festivals.


Outside of the main curriculum, we regularly offer students a range of technique classes, professional platforms to develop new work, opportunities to join our public-facing performance groups The Lincoln Company and the Lincoln Dance Collective, and involvement in practice-as-research projects. We take pride in an ethos of internationalism, interdisciplinarity, and collaboration, and we are committed to supporting diversity.


The School also maintains healthy research and professional cultures, and the University holds a gold standard in the Teaching Excellence Framework, actively supporting colleagues in contributing to the Research Excellence Framework and Professional Practice profile.


As a Teaching Fellow in Creative Writing, your primary duties will be to teach and assess student work across a range of practical and theoretical modules. You will have knowledge and expertise across a range of written forms and genres, and will be able to deliver practical skills training in workshop settings.


You will be expected to fulfil the role's minimum requirements and fulfil appropriate administrative and recruitment duties.


You will also support the ongoing development and continuation of Creative Writing provision at the university.