Lecturer (Teaching and Scholarship) - UOD2470

University of Dundee; Dundee; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Dundee invites applications for an Engineering, Design & Manufacturing Lecturer (Teaching & Scholarship) to join the Graduate Apprenticeship programme. You will contribute to teaching, curriculum design and administration within the GA degree, developing work-based learning aligned with industry needs.

The appointee will collaborate with GA colleagues, supervise learners, and help attract industrial partners while supporting student learning through scholarship and innovative

Qualifications

• Evidence of teaching competence
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
• Ability to collaborate with others
• Proven ability to work well in a team

Responsibilities

• Carry out teaching and supervision for GA students, including curriculum design and scholarship development
• Support and assess learning objectives achieved in the workplace with employers
• Contribute to the development of the GA programme and administration within Engineering
• Collaborate with industry to develop GA and attract partners

Skills

Teaching competence

Communication

Collaboration

Teamwork

Job description

Lecturer (Teaching and Scholarship) - UOD2470

Faculty of Science, Engineering and Business

Full-Time / Permanent

We are seeking an exceptional

Engineering, Design & Manufacturing Lecturer (Teaching & Scholarship) to join the

Graduate Apprenticeship (GA) Programme at the University of Dundee.

In this role you will join a collaborative hub of GA lecturers and help with delivering the BEng Engineering, Design & Manufacturing (GA) degree programme.

The Faculty of Science, Engineering and Business brings together internationally recognised expertise in applied sciences including anatomy, forensic science and computing, as well as engineering, physics, mathematics and business. The Faculty offers specialist facilities that support excellent teaching and research, preparing the scientists, engineers and leaders of tomorrow. The Faculty is led by an enthusiastic, committed and approachable team recognised for innovative teaching.

Graduate Apprenticeships provide work-based learning opportunities up to Master's degree level for employees. They have been created by Skills Development Scotland in partnership with industry and the further and higher education sector. They combine academic knowledge with skills development to enable participants to become more effective and productive in the workplace. They provide a new way into degree-level study for individuals who are currently employed, or who want to go straight into work. Employees can equip themselves with higher levels of academic learning and industry accreditation, which helps them progress as professionals. By investing in their staff through the apprenticeships, employers can develop their workforce and support staff to develop their skills to industry and professional standards. As they are designed around the needs of industry, employers will have confidence that what their staff are learning at college or university will directly contribute to the success of the business. Our staff have a range of backgrounds with many mixing academic and non-academic experience which brings a richness to the role.

The appointee will be expected to contribute to teaching and curriculum development within the BEng Engineering, Design & Manufacturing (GA) degree programme and administration within the Division of Engineering.

• Carrying out teaching and supervision for students on the Graduate Apprenticeship Programmes, including contributing to curriculum design, enhancement of the student learning experience, and scholarship
• Supporting and assessing learning objectives achieved in the workplace, acting closely with the Graduate Apprentice's employer
• Contributing to the development of the Graduate Apprenticeship programme at the University
• Working with industry to continually develop the Graduate Apprenticeship and attract new industrial partners

Who We're Looking For

• Clear evidence of learning and teaching competence
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
• Evidence of ability and willingness to work collaboratively with others
• Evidence of effective team membership

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