Snabbfakta
-
- Luton
Ansök senast: 2024-06-23
Lecturer/ Senior Lecturer in Electronic Engineering and Robotics
Job titleLecturer/Senior Lecturer in Electronic Engineering and Robotics Job referenceBEDS2719 Date posted24/04/2024 Application closing date26/05/2024 LocationLuton SalaryLecturer Grade 7 £38,205- £45,585 per annum Senior LecturerGrade 8 £46,974- £56,021 per annum ContractPermanent Contractual hours35 BasisFull time Job category/typeAcademic AttachmentsBlank Job information
Are you a talented engineer wanting to develop your career in Higher Education?
The School of Computer Science and Technology is growing and seeking to appoint a committed and enthusiastic candidate for the role of Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Electronic Engineering and Robotics who will help deliver (lecturer) or lead (senior lecturer) the enhancement and delivery of the School's teaching, research, and enterprise activities.
The School of Computer Science and Technology (CST) not only provides students with the most cutting-edge knowledge of Computer Science and Engineering but also equips them with the ability to apply their skills to address real-world challenges, ensuring they graduate empowered to make positive contributions to society and the economy. CST thrives on providing an innovative education with a unique combination of practice and research-led teaching, ensuring our students have the most up-to-date knowledge of the field and are prepared to adapt to disruptive future landscapes.
CST places its students at the centre of everything. We are driven to improve all student outcomes, working in close collaboration with industry partners to drive positive destinations for our graduates and strengthen student support to decrease attainment gaps and drive continuation.
CST is home to six subject areas: Computer Science, IT, Cybersecurity and Computer Networking, Creative Technologies, and Engineering. Our activities are supported by the University’s significant investment (circa £40m) in our STEM building, which opened in 2019. This building comprises state-of-the-art teaching and research labs.
CST has a growing international reputation for providing high-quality education that is underpinned by impactful research. The School performed well on the recent REF2021 exercise and has a large suite of funded research projects, which it seeks to build upon.
The successful candidate will be required to make a major contribution to teaching and research within the area of Electronic Engineering and Robotics, reporting to the Head of School. Applicants should demonstrate expertise in one or more of the following areas:
The successful candidate will be expected to be research-active in areas that align with Electronic Engineering and Robotics. Candidates will typically be educated to PhD level in a relevant discipline (or have gained equivalent professional experience) and possess specialist knowledge of Electronic Engineering and Robotics to develop teaching programmes and the delivery of learning support.
For an informal discussion regarding this post, please contact Dr Edward Braund, Head of School, via .
