Information Technology Lecturer at Millennium University MW

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Responsibilities

• deliver lectures, seminars and tutorials
• design, prepare and develop courses, modules and teaching materials
• develop and implement new methods of teaching to reflect changes in research
• assess students’ coursework
• set, mark and moderate examinations and assessments
• supervise students’ research activities, including final year undergraduate projects and dissertations
• support students through a pastoral or advisory role
• undertake individual and collaborative research projects that are published in peer-reviewed journals and actively contribute to your institution’s research profile
• write up research and prepare it for publication
• research, develop and prepare bids and proposals to attract external funding to your department for a range of research projects
• carry out administrative tasks related to the department, such as student admissions, induction programmes and involvement in committees and boards
• contribute to professional conferences and seminars in your field of expertise
• establish collaborative links with other institutions, as well as with industrial, commercial and public organisations
• participate in staff training activities.
• deliver sessions live online

Qualifications

Minimum Masters Degree;

Skills

• expertise in your subject area
• enthusiasm for your specialist research area and the ability to pass this passion on to your students and peers
• a capacity for original thought and the ability to produce original research for publication
• excellent oral and written communication skills in order to write reports and applications for funding, and to deliver lecturers, workshops and presentations
• networking skills
• the ability to organise your own workload and research group
• the ability to manage your time within competing demands
• the capability to work both independently and collaboratively as part of a team to achieve both your own research goals and the aims of your department
• the ability to undertake a range of administrative and managerial responsibilities
• excellent analytical skills
• a flexible approach to work
• good general IT skills.