Description
Associate Lecturers in Sport Business Management and Sport Development
Sport Management & Outdoor Education
Location: St John's Campus
Post Type: Hourly Paid
Hourly Rate: £45.78 plus £8.26 holiday pay per hour- including
preparation, marking & course administration
Contract Type: Fixed Term - Ends 31/07/2023
Advertised On: Tuesday 02 August 2022
Closing Date: Monday 15 August 2022
Reference: SSES2222
We are looking to appoint an Associate Lecturer/s in Sport Business
Management, Sport Development and Coaching, and Cricket Management within the
School of Sport and Exercise Science at the University of Worcester. You will
join a friendly and supportive team, teaching modules on the
Masters/Undergraduate Sports Business management (including Cricket
management) course as well as Sport Development and Coaching. We are
particularly interested in individuals with expertise in one or more of the
following areas: sports industry, sport tourism, cricket management,
international development and volunteering, sports finance, event management,
sports coaching and work placement.
In the School of Sport and Exercise Science our vision is to use sport as an
engine for opportunity - supporting positive social transformation. We have an
excellent international reputation in the field of inclusive sport, pioneering
new ways to open up the joy of active participation in sport to hitherto
marginalised and under-represented groups. We also maintain a strong focus on
employability in our teaching. Worcester graduates are skilled, experienced,
and enthusiastic, and we are confident that they will go on to make a
significant impact as the sports practitioners of the future. We offer a range
of courses from Foundation Degrees to PhD, with our most popular courses being
BSc Sport and Exercise Science, BSc Sports Therapy, MSc Sports Coaching and
MSc Performance Analysis.
Our commitment to work that delivers real social benefit is facilitated
through high quality teaching, world leading research, and ground-breaking
facilities. For example, the University of Worcester Arena is the first sports
facility in the UK to be designed with the needs of the wheelchair athlete in
mind. The Arena also hosts a wide range of international sports events and
conferences. The commitment to the new University of Worcester International
Inclusive Cricket Centre will further develop our provision for outstanding
inclusive sport and educational facilities. We have also developed a range of
productive sporting and academic partnerships, both at home and overseas;
collaborations that have helped cement Worcester's place on the world stage.
Informal queries in relation to this vacancy are welcome and should be
directed to Helen Hope, Head of Department for Sport Development, Management
and Therapy, by emailing h.hope@worc.ac.uk
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