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The University of New Hampshire invites applications for a full-time Lecturer in the Master of Science in Biotechnology: Industrial and Biomedical Sciences program to begin August 2022. This position would be an initial term of 2-years, renewable thereafter.Instructional responsibilities include teaching of elective courses in the Master’s program on the Manchester campus. Courses may include those developed by the candidate or courses that currently exist within the curriculum, found here: https://catalog.unh.edu/graduate/course-descriptions/biot/. The teaching load is 3 courses per semester with some face-to-face teaching expected; summer teaching is available for additional compensation. Candidates with all areas of expertise/focus within biotechnology are invited to apply.We have a special interest in developing courses within any of these areas: Medical Devices; Biosensors; Imaging/Microscopy; Computational Biology/Managing Big Data; Downstream Processing; Virology; Pharmaceutical Biochemistry; Sterile Manufacturing Operations including cGMP, QC, QA; Biotech Business including structure, market, finance, supply chain; DOE & Statistical Analysis in Process Development & Manufacturing Sciences. Other courses suggested by the candidate based on biotech experience will be highly valued.The MS Biotechnology Program at UNH Manchester, launched in Fall 2020, is growing rapidly, with opportunities for students to develop hands-on laboratory skills and get practical experience in on-campus, local, and regional internship and research placements that will readily lead to employment in the biotech industry. Our brand-new research and teaching laboratory space (including on-campus biotech incubator facilities) and the proximity of new biotech and tissue engineering companies in the Manchester Millyard provide an exciting opportunity for faculty to engage with local industry connections in this fast-growing area.

Candidates must have a Master’s degree in a relevant discipline at the time of appointment plus related work experience, or a Ph.D. or equivalent. The ability to bring industry and/or regulatory experience to classroom teaching is highly desirable.