Associate Professor; Teaching in AI and Education Design

About Us

The UCL School of Management is a leading centre for business and management education and research, recognised for excellence in innovation management, entrepreneurship, business analytics, and technology‑intensive organisations. Ranked 2nd in the UK for Business and Management in the 2021 Research Excellence Framework (), the School is accredited by AACSB and AMBA and is a member of the Chartered Association of Business Schools.

Home to more than 2,300 students, over 55% of whom are international, the School delivers undergraduate, postgraduate, executive, and PhD programmes that prepare graduates for leadership careers in technology, finance, consulting, and entrepreneurship.

The School is undergoing significant expansion, with plans to double staff and student numbers through new programmes, enhanced facilities, and continued growth at its Canary Wharf campus.

The UCL School of Management is seeking an Associate Professor (Teaching) in AI and Education Design to lead the integration of AI across its educational provision. This role will shape how students develop the knowledge, skills, and critical awareness to use AI effectively, ethically, and in organisational settings.

The successful candidate will lead curriculum innovation, embedding AI capabilities across programmes and developing initiatives such as workshops and training for staff and students. They will also represent the School in discussions on AI in education, helping to strengthen its reputation as a sector leader.

The role includes teaching, assessment, dissertation supervision, curriculum development, and academic leadership, alongside collaboration with colleagues and external partners.

This is a teaching-focused post on the Education/Teaching track and is not a research-track position.

UCL Grade 9: £68,284–£74,166 per annum (including London Allowance), plus market supplements.

You will hold a relevant PhD or equivalent doctorate and have significant experience in AI education policy and practice. You will have led institutionally or nationally significant initiatives that have delivered measurable educational impact and have a strong track record of collaborating with external partners on major education projects.

You will bring substantial teaching experience at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels, with the ability to relate theory to business practice and engage students from diverse academic and cultural backgrounds. A commitment to teaching excellence, supported by consistently strong student evaluations and reflective practice, is essential.

Excellent communication, interpersonal, organisational, and workload management skills are required, together with the ability to build effective collaborative relationships across the School and with external stakeholders.

UCL is committed to creating an inclusive and diverse community where everyone can thrive. We particularly welcome applications from people from Black, Asian and ethnic minority backgrounds, disabled people, LGBTQI+ people, and women applying for Grade 9 and 10 roles.