The role of a lecturer includes explaining concepts and theories to students while ensuring that the students understand the material and are making progress toward their academic goals. Prepare to answer questions that will assess your communication skills, interpersonal skills, and ability to resolve conflicts.
Why do you want to work for us? Why do you think we need the new module you proposed? Which of your publications can be submitted for the next REF? 4 required How would you design the master programme? How do you market the programme to overseas students? What research fundings do you plan to apply?
Summarise your research career?
What if your employer decided to extend your contract, will you still come to us?
What are your future plans in terms of research?
The teaching will be 'collaborative' (ie you'll end up spending hours just to agree on a good syllabus, rather than preparing the best lesson you could teach), which is common practice in the College (I bet it isn't! I can't imagine all lecturers at Imperial preparing lesson plans with other colleagues of the same discipline, ha!). And we are only telling you now, after you have spent two days on this.
Questions around nursing education, NMC changes to curriculum, etc.
Why do you want to join? What course you can teach? How does your research fit with department research ?
Q: What is the biggest challenge for contemporary Criminology?
Do a 7 min presentation that demonstrates your voice and knowledge of subject matter.
What support would you require in order to prepare yourself to deliver the course materials?
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