Senior Lecturer, MSc Creative Computing

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The opportunity

The Creative Computing Institute (CCI) seeks an experienced Senior Lecturer to play a vital role in teaching, curriculum development, and ongoing scholarship within their MSc Creative Computing course.

Working collaboratively with a dedicated course team, you will deploy your specialist expertise in areas of physical computing, machine learning, computational technologies and creative coding as well as to lead and support the development of pedagogy and teaching strategies that push the boundaries of computing into creative, critical, and socially impactful directions.

You will be responsible for providing pastoral support, monitoring student progress and attendance and maintaining records. You will significantly contribute to the quality of learning and student support to ensure successful completion of their studies, whilst providing a high-quality student experience. Your involvement will extend beyond the classroom as you engage in conferences, public exhibitions and other research and knowledge exchange activities to promote and develop the subject.

Further information can be viewed on the course pages link – https://www.arts.ac.uk/subjects/creative-computing/postgraduate/msc-creative-computing

About you

You will possess a strong academic background, holding an MA/MSc or equivalent relevant industry experience in fields associated with Creative Computing. Previous teaching experience in Higher Education or a comparable context is required, along with knowledge of curriculum development and assessment.

You will be comfortable working with diverse cohorts of students and will be committed to a teaching approach that understands the range of students’ experiences within a course. Furthermore, you will demonstrate a strong commitment to advancing your discipline, engaging in critical discourse and creating positive social impact. Active participation in relevant networks and communities of practice within your subject and/or related fields is essential, as you will build networks of subject peers, partnerships and collaborations. Your ability to plan, prioritise, and manage resources effectively will vitally contribute to your overall success in this role.

If you have any queries about this role or need any reasonable adjustments for your application, please contact Twinkle Brahmbhatt, Senior Resourcing Adviser via email at RKEEstaffrecruitment@arts.ac.uk or telephone 02075142965.

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