Falmouth University is the number one ranked Arts University in the Sunday Times University Guide, the Complete University Guide and The Guardian University league table.  For more than a hundred years we have been on a journey from School of Art to a modern creative innovation hub.

Our success in the league tables has been built on a reputation for excellence established over decades. Today, it is our unique approach to Higher Education that sets us apart. By responding to the growth of the creative industries, with a course portfolio that is flexible and aligned to the real world, we have increased our student numbers by more than 30% in two years.

Our number one strategic objective to 2020 is to get our graduates great jobs and 97% of our alumni are in work or further study 6 months after they leave us.

We are currently looking to expand our register of Associate Lecturers on the Marine and Natural History Photography course, and invite applications from suitably experienced candidates. You should possess an undergraduate qualification in a relevant subject area and have experience of teaching photography or film-making within an HE environment. In addition, you should be knowledgeable on issues currently facing the natural world.

Along with your excellent interpersonal skills, you will have a constructive approach to team working as well as a dedication to the development of the subject.

We offer excellent facilities and benefits to our staff. These include generous holiday entitlements, pension scheme, childcare vouchers and training and development courses.