Lecturer in Architecture

The University of Wolverhampton is making a major strategic investment of £100M in the establishment of a dedicated campus with new facilities for the School of Architecture and Built Environment.

The University of Wolverhampton is making a major strategic investment of £100M in the establishment of a dedicated campus with new facilities for the School of Architecture and Built Environment. Located on a 12-acre city centre site, the campus is part of the brownfield regeneration of the City of Wolverhampton canal-side redevelopment. The School of Architecture and Built Environment is one of five Schools forming the Faculty of Science and Engineering having excellent industrial links, active research programmes and professionally accredited courses. The School is committed to further growing its excellent teaching provision, existing research portfolio and consultancy provision.

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