Games Development Lecturer – Maternity Cover

Opportunita; Aberdeen City; Hybride; GBP 41 000 - 58 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen invites applications for a Fixed Term Lecturer in Games Development (Maternity Cover). The role focuses on delivering high-quality teaching across computing courses, supporting student experience, and contributing to research in games development and related fields.

The post requires a postgraduate degree in computer science or related field, with strong teaching experience and interest in interdisciplinary research.

Qualifications

• Postgraduate degree in Computer Science or closely related field or demonstratable industry experience.
• Knowledge of computer science, software development, games design or related areas.
• Experience in teaching at higher education level with evidence of student learning outcomes or mentorship in industry.

Responsabilités

• Contribute to delivery of undergraduate and postgraduate teaching.
• Develop and deliver high-quality educational content for courses and modules.
• Devise and deliver assessments and examinations.
• Participate in subject and course development and curriculum innovation.
• Provide tutorials and personal guidance to students and supervise projects.
• Undertake research activity and contribute to School research strategy and groups.

Connaissances

Teaching experience at HE level

Mentorship experience in industry

Formation

Postgraduate degree in Computer Science or closely related field

PhD in Computer Science (desirable)

Description du poste

Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen invites applications for a Fixed Term Lecturer in Games Development (Maternity Cover). The role focuses on delivering high-quality teaching across computing courses, supporting student experience, and contributing to research in games development and related fields.

The post requires a postgraduate degree in computer science or related field, with strong teaching experience and interest in interdisciplinary research.