Deputy Head of College - Birmingham, United Kingdom - Birmingham City University

Birmingham City University

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Birmingham, United Kingdom

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Description

Location:

Curzon Building
Salary:

- £76,014
Post Type:

Full Time
Release Date:
13 March 2024
Closing Date:

hours GMT on Thursday 28 March 2024
Interview Date:

Tuesday 07 May 2024
Reference:

Please note the interviews will take place week commencing 07 May 2024.

THE ROLE

Birmingham City University is seeking an established academic leader to join the College of Psychology as Deputy Head of College.

Supporting the Head of College, the post holder will provide leadership to the College, promoting and developing the College's offer in line with the Faculty of Business, Law and Social Sciences strategic plan.

In this role and as a key member of the College Management Team, you will provide leadership in learning and teaching, research, and enterprise and engagement.

The Deputy Head of College will actively foster a positive working environment within the College, encouraging active engagement and valuing the contributions of colleagues.

The post holder will manage change projects across the College and work closely with the Head of College to ensure that agreed performance standards relating to REF, research income, NSS results and other metrics, are met.

To be successful as Deputy Head of College, the post holder will work collaboratively with colleagues across Colleges and Faculties in Birmingham City University, to support projects and initiatives to develop the university as a whole.

HOW TO APPLY

An uptodate CV including your publication list and research and/or consultancy activity.
A copy of two of your publications or outputs, or digital links to them where possible. If providing digital links, please include these on your cover letter document.
Applicants seeking the conferment of a Professorial title are required to provide a statement no longer than four sides of A4 (Arial 11 font) outlining how they meet the criteria outlined in the Conferment Handbook, available below. The criteria for conferment are outlined on page 4 of the document and expanded on in pages 14 to 21.

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