Subject Lead - Business Management

About the role

The London College of Contemporary Arts (LCCA) is seeking a Subject Lead for Business Management to join in January and take ownership of a key curriculum area within its Business School. The role leads curriculum development and academic delivery across the BA Business Management programme, combining teaching with subject leadership, supporting academic colleagues and helping students build the knowledge, confidence and practical skills needed in the modern business world.

Key responsibilities

• Lead the design, development and delivery of modules in Business Management and Entrepreneurship, working with the Course Director and wider academic team
• Teach and assess students across undergraduate levels, and support student engagement, progression, retention and attainment
• Ensure teaching materials are inclusive, engaging and academically rigorous, embedding experiential learning, reflective practice and continuous feedback
• Lead assessment, moderation, standardisation and quality assurance, and support academic enhancement
• Build links with industry to enrich the curriculum and strengthen student employability
• Contribute to curriculum review, course monitoring, academic governance and regulatory processes, and keep accurate academic records
• Engage in research, scholarship or professional practice to maintain subject expertise

Required profile

• Degree and postgraduate qualification in Business Management, Entrepreneurship or a closely related discipline, or equivalent professional experience
• Recognised teaching qualification, such as a PGCert in Higher Education or equivalent
• Experience teaching and assessing in Higher Education, and a track record of curriculum design
• Experience contributing to or leading an academic programme, module or subject area
• Knowledge of assessment, moderation, academic standards and quality assurance, and of student engagement, progression, retention and attainment
• Desirable: FHEA fellowship or above, a PhD or other research degree, experience leading curriculum development, strong industry connections, commercial or entrepreneurial experience, and experience with diverse or international student communities

Required skills

• Curriculum design and delivery
• Assessment, moderation and quality assurance
• Strong communication, organisational and problem-solving skills
• Commitment to inclusive teaching, equality, diversity and widening participation

Teaching takes place across weekdays, evenings and weekends on an agreed rota. The role suits someone comfortable in a fast-paced environment who balances teaching, curriculum development, quality assurance and colleague support.