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Teaching Fellow, Law
The University of Aberdeen’s School of Law is an ambitious School with a long history of high quality and innovative teaching, research and scholarship. We are consistently ranked in the Top 20 UK Law Schools (rated 12 in the Times and 13 in the Guardian University Guide 2026). We are committed to equality and diversity and hold an Athena Swan Bronze Award. We have a supportive research and scholarship culture which will encourage and enable the successful candidate to pursue their research and scholarship ambitions as appropriate to the post.
Student Support Adviser (Disability & Inclusion), Directorate of People & Student Services
The University of Aberdeen is committed to providing high-quality, inclusive support for all students, ensuring they can fully engage with their studies and university life. The increasing number of disabled students, and the expansion of inclusive practice requirements across the sector, have resulted in growing expectations and complexity within disability support provision.
Mandarin Language Development Officer, Directorate of External Affairs
The Confucius Institute of the University of Aberdeen seeks to appoint a Mandarin Language development officer on a part time basis 3.75 hours per week. Situated in the heart of Old Aberdeen the Confucius Institute of the University of Aberdeen provides Mandarin language teaching and Chinese cultural events to the North East Scotland community
School Administrator, Medicine, Medical Sciences & Nutrition
This post is based within the School of Medicine, Medical Sciences and Nutrition (SMMSN), one of the largest Schools within the University of Aberdeen, comprising over 800 staff across five institutes and a substantial portfolio of teaching, research and external engagement activities.
e-Learning Support Assistant, Directorate of People & Student Services
This is an exciting opportunity for a resourceful and enthusiastic student to work in the eLearning team, Centre for Academic Development, within a supervised and supportive environment which helps develop transferrable skills for future work or study. We are looking to recruit an eLearning Support Assistant to triage queries received by the team during busy periods, supporting improvements to accessibility of digital content and enhancing the user experience on MyAberdeen.
Research Cultures Collaboration Associate, Directorate of Research, Innovation and Enterprise
The University of Aberdeen is seeking to appoint up to three Research Cultures Collaboration Associates to contribute to a national programme of activities focused on strengthening research cultures across Scotland's higher education sector. The Associates will work alongside the Scottish Research Cultures Collaboration Manager and partners to deliver one of three projects:Enhancing Early Researcher Experience in ScotlandCreating Narratives of Research Cultures in ScotlandEvidence and Insight from Research Integrity and Culture Week
Senior Clinical Lecturer (Scholarship), Medicine, Medical Sciences & Nutrition
The University of Aberdeen has a global reputation for academic excellence in the delivery of healthcare and medical sciences education and in medical education research and development. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced clinical educator with a strong track record in delivering medical student education to join the dynamic and accomplished team of healthcare educators within the School of Medicine, Medical Sciences and Nutrition (SMMSN) at the University of Aberdeen. The postholder will serve as Deputy Lead for the MBChB Programme (Clinical), playing a key role in supporting and enhancing clinical education across the programme.
Research Fellow, Biological Sciences
A talented and creative researcher in the field of evolutionary developmental biology is sought to take part in a highly interdisciplinary and international project funded by the Human Frontier Science Program (HFSP). We aim to understand the role of gene family expansions in the evolution of novel complex traits in molluscs. Our approach will use a combination of state-of-the-art techniques, such as CRISPR/Cas9 gene knock-out and single cell technologies, to understand the functional role of specific genes in mollusc shell development. We are particularly interested in studying a class of receptors called pattern recognition receptors (PRR). The project offered will involve: (i) analysing single cell RNAseq atlases to determine the cell type expression specificity of PRR genes, (ii) assessing the spatial expression of PRR genes in developmental stages of molluscs using HCR in situ hybridisations and, (iii) CRISPR-Cas9 gene knock-out functional analysis of specific PRR genes.