Professor​/Associate Professor​/Assistant Professor in Learning Technologies

The University of Hong Kong The University

Founded in 1911, the University of Hong Kong has attained its pre-eminence as a research-led comprehensive university through upholding the highest international standards of excellence in its research pursuits, scholarship, teaching and learning, and service to the community. The University is consistently ranked amongst the world’s top universities: 11th in QS World University Rankings 2026, 1st in the QS Asia University Rankings 2026, 33rd in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2026, and is recognised as the 4th most international university in 2025.

Home to ten disciplinary Faculties (Architecture, Arts, Business and Economics, Dentistry, Education, Engineering, Law, Medicine, Science, and Social Sciences), the University is committed to fostering interdisciplinary exchange with an outlook for transformative breakthroughs, innovations and global impact. There are 42,330 undergraduate and postgraduate students from 97 countries, and more than 9,600 academic, academic-related and administrative staff. The University has embarked on a number of ambitious infrastructure and facilities projects required for future expansion.

HKU has been involved in teacher education since 1917, and the Faculty of Education was established in 1984. The Faculty of Education is forward-looking and world leading, ranking 3rd globally in Education (QS 2025). It has assumed an important role in educational research and professional training as a major provider of teacher education programmes and has contributed significantly to education policy and development in Hong Kong with its strong expertise in policy analysis and curriculum development.

The Faculty was also the first in Hong Kong to offer degree programmes that train speech therapists and audiologists for the local community. More information about the Faculty can be found at (Use the "Apply for this Job" box below)..

We now invite applications for appointment as Professor/Associate Professor/Assistant Professor in Learning Technologies and/or Technology-Enhanced Learning (2 posts) (.: 534089) in the Faculty of Education, specifically in the areas of Human-AI Interactions and Collaborative Learning, and Learning Design and Learning Analytics.

The appointees will teach at undergraduate and postgraduate levels, contribute to various programmes related to learning and development in technology-enriched environments, including socioemotional and pedagogical implications; as well as the design of digital technologies and curricula that foster learner agency and digital competence. They are also expected to engage proactively in the development of research and teaching initiatives in Human-AI Interactions, and Learning Design and Learning Analytics, contribute to collaborative and interdisciplinary efforts with colleagues across the University.

They will also supervise research postgraduate students, contribute actively to research and knowledge exchange, and assume service/administrative responsibilities as appropriate. Those appointed at the senior level will also lead collaborative and interdisciplinary initiatives in research and knowledge exchange, mentor and nurture the next generation of scholars and researchers, and assume high-level service/administrative responsibilities.

Applicants should possess (i) a Ph.D. degree in the broad area of Digital Technology in Education, with strong expertise in learning technology development and implementation grounded in the learning sciences/data science; (ii) tertiary teaching experience; (iii) expertise in one or more of the following areas: human-AI interactions and collaborative learning, learning design and learning analytics, learning, teaching, and assessment of digital literacy/AI literacy, leadership for technology-enhanced pedagogical innovations, and/or technology integration in education as sociotechnical innovation and ecosystem change;

and (iv) a proven track record in, or strong potential for scholarly publications and competitive external funding. Knowledge of the local context…