With approximately 23,000 students, the University of Wolverhampton is one of the UK’s larger universities, with a strong teaching profile, industry engagement, growing third-stream income, and improving REF performance. Its dynamic School of Architecture, Computing & Engineering has strong industry links and delivers professionally relevant programmes in the UK and internationally, expanding its global presence through partnerships and transnational education.
The School offers Computing programmes including Computer Science, Software Engineering, Cyber Security, Artificial Intelligence, Data Science and Mathematics. As part of its internationalisation strategy, it delivers programmes overseas and seeks experienced academics to support the MSc Artificial Intelligence and BSc Cybersecurity programmes in China.
You will contribute to teaching, assessment, supervision, personal tutoring and academic development at undergraduate and postgraduate levels, both overseas and in the UK. You will work with international partners to ensure high-quality delivery and an excellent student experience aligned with University standards.
You will lead teaching in Artificial Intelligence and/or Cybersecurity, contribute to curriculum development, programme enhancement and student support, and provide timely assessment feedback. They will also engage in research and scholarly activity, publish in high-quality outlets, and contribute to research funding and external income generation.
You must hold a PhD in Computer Science or a related discipline, demonstrate expertise in Artificial Intelligence and/or Cybersecurity, and have a strong commitment to high-quality teaching. Membership of a relevant professional body is essential.
For an informal discussion, contact Associate Dean Dr Peter Wardle (P.Wardle@wlv.ac.uk) or Head of Computing and Mathematical Sciences Dr Consolee Mbarushimana (c.mbarushimana@wlv.ac.uk).
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