Lecturer in Cyber & Computing

• Drive the development and delivery of online master’s programs.

• Innovate teaching practices tailored to online higher education.

• Collaborate with the Cyber Innovation Academy to support cutting-edge initiatives.

• Engage in planning, assessing, and evaluating programs to maintain excellence.

• Foster a supportive, dynamic, and positive learning environment for students.

We are seeking an enthusiastic and visionary individual to contribute significantly to the development and delivery of our online master’s programs. This role will play a pivotal part in advancing our digital learning offerings and supporting the exciting initiatives of our new Cyber Innovation Academy.

As a passionate educator and researcher in the computing disciplines, you will lead and participate in the planning, delivery, assessment, and evaluation of our programs. Your focus will be on creating engaging and effective online learning experiences, working collaboratively with students, team members, and colleagues across the University to ensure their success., You are a self-motivated, flexible individual with a passion for online education. You thrive in dynamic environments, meeting deadlines autonomously and collaboratively. With outstanding communication and organizational skills, you excel in delivering quality education and contributing to a positive student experience.

Experience in teaching and learning within online higher education is highly advantageous., Disability Confident

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For an informal discussion please contact Leanne Davies at leanne.davies@wrexham.ac.uk