Lecturer in Criminology

About the role

The School of Psychological and Social Sciences is seeking a Lecturer in Criminology to join a vibrant, interdisciplinary community. The role involves teaching, postgraduate supervision, research, and service to professional and community partners.

Key responsibilities

• Deliver undergraduate and postgraduate courses in criminology, including curriculum development.
• Supervise student research projects and theses.
• Maintain and develop an active research programme with publications and scholarly engagement.
• Contribute to administrative duties, programme coordination, and community/ iwi engagement.
• Participate in academic governance and collaborative initiatives within the school.

Required profile

• PhD in Criminology or a closely related discipline (completed or near completion).
• Evidence of research capability through publications and scholarly activity.
• Demonstrated enthusiasm for high‑quality teaching and student supervision.
• Ability to teach a range of criminology topics and develop innovative delivery methods.
• Collaborative, organised, and committed to service and community engagement.

Required skills

What we offer

• Competitive salary range of $92,603–$110,407 per year.
• Full‑time (37.5 hours/week) position based at Hamilton or Tauranga campus.
• Attractive superannuation, annual leave and additional perks.
• Supportive academic environment encouraging research impact and professional growth.