About this role
0.2FTE, 7.4 hours per week
Fixed term role until 03 August 2028
Remote working. However, you may be required to work or be based at any premises the University occupies and may be required to work at any University site or any other reasonable location where the University is undertaking its business. The university does have an agile working policy, and this requires the postholder to be based in the UK.
About the school or department
The School of Business, Computing and Social Sciences, at the University of Gloucestershire is seeking to appoint a Lecturer in Computer Science who can provide module leadership and teach on the recently launched Online MSc in Computer Science.
About the role
The ideal candidate will have experience of delivering online education at Masters Level, and possess expertise in online module leadership. In addition, the candidate will have experience of supervising MSc Computer Science projects. The post-holder will primarily teach on our portfolio of online MSc Computer Science courses and contribute to any of these specializations: Data Analytics, Cybersecurity, Software Engineering, Artificial Intelligence.
The online MSc Computer Science is delivered on a carousel model via the Canvas VLE. The postholder will be expected to manage the VLE for their assigned modules, and to work within an academic structure that is specific to online delivery: there are 6 intakes of students each year, and the MSc is delivered all year round.
How to apply
You will be asked to submit a CV along with a Supporting Statement that addresses how you meet the essential criteria or please complete the attached application form. CVs alone will not be considered.
Contact details
Jordan Allison, MSc Computer Science, Academic Course Leader, [email protected]
Key dates
Closing date: 05 January 2026
Interview: 15 January 2026
To avoid disappointment please apply early. We reserve the right to close this advertisement early if we receive a high volume of suitable applications.
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