Lecturer in Software Engineering & Master Program Teaching

University of Canterbury; Christchurch; On-site; NZD 70,000 - 124,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Annual leave

Parental leave

Sabbatical

Superannuation

Scholarships for post‑graduate study

Flexible working

Professional development

Campus facilities

Job summary

University of Canterbury invites applications for a continuing Lecturer (Teaching and Administration) in Software Engineering. The role focuses on teaching and academic administration, with involvement in the Master of Software Engineering and related courses.

offshore teaching for the joint programme with Xi'an University of Architecture and Technology is included. The appointee will contribute across the Master of Software Engineering and other undergraduate/postgraduate courses, using modern

Qualifications

• PhD in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a closely related field (applicants who have submitted their PhD for examination or are near completion may be considered).
• Technical ability to teach both conceptual and practical material using contemporary software engineering methods and tools.

Responsibilities

• Teach and coordinate undergraduate and postgraduate courses, with a particular contribution to the Master of Software Engineering programme.
• Develop inclusive, engaging learning experiences that connect sound engineering principles with contemporary tools and real-world software systems.
• Contribute to programme administration, course coordination, assessment moderation, curriculum planning, quality assurance, student advising, and service within the Department, Faculty, and University.

Job description

University of Canterbury invites applications for a continuing Lecturer (Teaching and Administration) in Software Engineering. The role focuses on teaching and academic administration, with involvement in the Master of Software Engineering and related courses.

offshore teaching for the joint programme with Xi'an University of Architecture and Technology is included. The appointee will contribute across the Master of Software Engineering and other undergraduate/postgraduate courses, using modern