Lecturer in Computer Science (COMP033)

You have built up a strong reputation in Computer Science at a Higher Education Level holding a PHD in this field.

When it comes to things like Data Communications, Natural Language Processing, AI and Algorithms and Data Structures, nobody “gets it” like you do.

Now you are planning your next move, it has to be right, for the right reasons.

If that is you, you should consider a career with us at the University of West London.

98% of our graduates are in employment or further study within six months of graduation** and they achieve the second highest starting salaries of all the London modern universities.

If you joined us. You would be responsible for the teaching, assessment and curriculum development of under/post graduate courses for Computer Science; including things such as:

There aren't many things more rewarding than teaching and helping our students move on to amazing things, and we’re certainly good at that, we’ve produced alumni such as Freddie Mercury, Claude Littner and Pete Townsend.

You could end up teaching the next big name!

So, where could you be working?

You would be working in the School of Computing and Engineering a leading provider of Computing and Engineering in London. Our approach to teaching and learning is student-centred and employability-focussed, making good use of real-world applications and experiential knowledge.

The Executive Dean of the School runs a tight ship, and is keen to bring individuals of your talents in so our students have the very best teaching on offer.

That is why we need you. Your experience would be highly valued here at UWL and you would be joining many former industry players who have taken the teaching path as well as seasoned Academic staff.

Together you can help our students build their success.

There isn’t a better time to join the University of West London, so apply today to take the next step in a bright new career.

Everyone will get a response.

** These are the latest figures according to Employment Performance Indicators (EPI) released by the Higher Education Statistics Agency HESA in 2018.

Closing Date: 03 Mar 2019
Category: Academic