Lecturer in Computing - Applied Technology and AI; SATAI
Listed on 2026-09-18
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Education / Teaching
IT/Computer Science Instructor, College Lecturer, Academic
Salary: £44,822 - £49,399 - per annum
Employment type: Permanent
Hours per week: 37
Reporting into: Senior Lecturer
Department: Department of Computing UG
Arden UniversityWe are an aspirational and multi-award-winning university, delivering rapid growth with ambitious plans to disrupt the HE sector through our passion for innovation and digital education. Our vision is to become the first-choice university for career-focused lifelong learners worldwide, ensuring that everyone, everywhere can access higher education. There has never been a more exciting time to join Arden University, as we expand into new disciplines, forge worldwide partnerships, and expand our locations.
TheSchool of Applied Technology and AI (SATAI)
We are seeking passionate Computing Lecturers to join our innovative team within our school of Applied Technology and AI (SATAI). Our lecturers are designing and delivering cutting-edge programmes that aim to meet the evolving needs of employers and prepare graduates for tomorrow’s challenges.
The RoleAs a Computing Lecturer, you will be part of a dedicated academic team operating across Arden’s study centres, committed to delivering an exceptional student experience. Through our blended learning approach, you will support students via flexible daytime and evening teaching sessions while contributing to the continuous enhancement of our programmes.
Key responsibilities include:
- Delivering inspiring and student-centred teaching on campus.
- Providing module leadership to maintain high academic standards and support curriculum development.
- Creating and assessing coursework, ensuring fair and rigorous marking practices alongside high-quality learner feedback.
- Reviewing and developing module content to reflect evolving industry trends and workforce needs.
- Collaborating with academic colleagues to provide effective student guidance and pastoral support.
- Driving continuous improvement through innovative approaches to teaching, learning, and assessment
As a Computing Lecturer, you will be part of a dedicated academic team operating across Arden’s study centres, committed to delivering an exceptional student experience. Through our blended learning approach, you will support students via flexible daytime and evening teaching sessions while contributing to the continuous enhancement of our programmes.
Key responsibilities include:
- Delivering inspiring and student-centred teaching on campus.
- Providing module leadership to maintain high academic standards and support curriculum development.
- Creating and assessing coursework, ensuring fair and rigorous marking practices alongside high-quality learner feedback.
- Reviewing and developing module content to reflect evolving industry trends and workforce needs.
- Collaborating with academic colleagues to provide effective student guidance and pastoral support.
- Driving continuous improvement through innovative approaches to teaching, learning, and assessment
To be successful as a Lecturer in Computing here at Arden you must have:
- A Master’s Degree or equivalent professional qualification in a Computing Science or related discipline
- Act as a Named PAC:
Manage a defined caseload of students, acting as their primary academic point of contact. - You must have a recognised HE Teaching Qualification and /or Advance HE Fellowship at FHEA/SFHEA level or demonstrate commitment to gain this recognition within 12 months of appointment
Proven experience in delivering engaging teaching across Levels 4 to 7 in at least 3 of the following areas:
- Programming (Python, Java)
- Database
- Operating Systems/Networking
- Digital Business/Ethics
- IT Project Management
- Data Analysis/Big Data/AI
- Cloud Computing
- HCI/UX/Web Development
- Cyber Security
- Ideally, industry experience in the…
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