Tutorial Fellows - Software Engineering

Duties and responsibilities

• To teach units allocated by the Head of Department.
• Designing, developing, planning and delivering a range of programmes of study, sometimes for entirely new courses at various levels.
• Delivering high-quality lectures and practical sessions.
• Assess student performance through examinations, coursework, and practical evaluations.
• Supervise student research projects, dissertations, and clinical placements.
• Reviewing curriculum course content and materials on a regular basis, updating when required.
• Collaborating with academic colleagues on course development, curriculum changes and the development of research activities.
• Carrying out research and writing research grant proposals.
• Seeking and participating in consultancies.
• Dissemination of research findings at national or international conferences, scientific symposiums and webinars.
• Providing mentorship and career guidance to students and staff.
• Any other duties as may be assigned from time to time by the supervisors or as captured in your detailed job description;

Qualification - Tutorial Fellows

Applicants must possess the following academic qualifications in the below areas of specialisation:

• Registered or be registerable for a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) or equivalent Doctoral degree qualification in the area of specialization from a recognized and accredited university.
• Masters and Bachelors degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Information Engineering, Information Technology, Business Information Technology, Data Science, Pure and applied Mathematics or a closely related discipline from a recognized and accredited university.
• At least three (3) years of post-qualification work experience.
• Demonstrated potential for University teaching and research.
• Commitment to high-quality teaching and fostering a positive learning environment for students
• Evidence of scholarly publications and participation in, or contributions to, academic conferences, seminars and workshops.
• Evidence of attraction of grants.
• Be registered or registrable with the relevant professional body (where applicable)