Professor of Pharmacological Science

Overview

As Professor of Pharmacological Science, you will provide research leadership to the expanding Pharmacy and Optometry division and help build internationally recognised research. You will shape strategic research directions, secure significant external funding, and foster collaborations across Biological Sciences, the Medical School, and international networks. You will supervise and mentor postgraduate researchers while contributing to the MPharm programme through teaching and project supervision. You will also participate in leadership roles that promote an inclusive, impactful academic environment and drive meaningful impact through education and research.

Pay / Benefits

• competitive salary package
• excellent pension scheme
• generous annual leave allowance
• career development opportunities
• supportive and collaborative environment

Responsibilities

• Provide strategic direction for pharmacological science research and build collaborations across multiple faculties and international networks
• Secure external funding and manage research programs
• Supervise and mentor postgraduate researchers and early-career academics
• Contribute to MPharm teaching, programme development, and supervision of student projects
• Engage in leadership and citizenship activities to promote inclusivity and the university values

Key requirements

• PhD in a relevant subject area
• substantial pharmacologically related research experience
• internationally recognised research outputs and impact
• national or international reputation in the field
• experience securing external research income
• leadership of significant research activity and professional networks
• extensive undergraduate and postgraduate teaching experience including doctoral supervision
• experience developing and delivering healthcare programmes
• ability to foster multidisciplinary collaborations and inclusive culture

• inspiring leadership
• collaborative spirit
• ability to motivate and develop others
• pharmacological research methods
• research funding acquisition
• faculty and programme development

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