Lecturer in Forensic Light Sources

About the role

The European Forensic Institute, a fully accredited Higher Education Institution specialising in criminology, forensic and investigative sciences, is looking for a Lecturer in Forensic Light Sources. The role works closely with the academic department to inspire students' learning through modern teaching practices, and is offered as a remote, online position.

Key responsibilities

• Deliver courses in line with the academic calendar, covering the curriculum comprehensively
• Prepare course content aligned with curriculum objectives, including detailed plans for practical or laboratory sessions
• Supervise and support students on undergraduate and postgraduate research projects, dissertations or theses, and guide them on individual modules
• Support students with their final dissertation work
• Maintain professional competence, including relevant IT skills and online teaching platforms
• Uphold integrity and ethical conduct with students and colleagues, and use and maintain appropriate teaching materials and tools

Required profile

• Master's degree or PhD in Forensic Science, Forensic Photography, Criminalistics or a closely related field
• Previous experience teaching at university level
• Evidence of research activity and scholarly contributions in Criminology
• Ability to engage and motivate students from diverse academic and cultural backgrounds
• Strong organisational, time-management and planning skills
• Commitment to an inclusive learning environment and continuous professional development

Required skills

• Proficiency in English and Italian; an additional language is a plus
• Experience with forensic imaging equipment, forensic documentation, evidence enhancement or laboratory analysis
• Knowledge of forensic light sources (e.g. ALS - Alternative Light Sources) and biological fluid detection by light-based methods

What we offer

• A multicultural and dynamic team
• A flexible remote, online position
• Engagement with a growing, student-centred institution
• Continuous professional development and support for research initiatives

To apply, complete the application form; only successful candidates will be contacted. The application deadline is 16 August 2026.