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We are looking for Social Work qualified Practice Educators to work as Visiting Lecturers in the Social Work Department. We work with students across Birmingham and the region supporting them in
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Birmingham City University is a large and dynamic place to study right in the heart of the city. We are dedicated to providing our students with the very best learning and teaching opportunities
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of Computing is a thriving, vibrant, and inspiring learning community committed to excellence in research, high-quality teaching and impactful industrial engagement. Building on continuous success in student
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June 2024 Closing Date: 23.59 hours BST on Monday 24 June 2024 Reference: 062024-208 THE ROLE We are seeking individuals who have a passion and enthusiasm to deliver innovations in learning and teaching
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in learning and teaching and to enhance our research and our knowledge exchange activities. Areas of expertise required include but are not limited to Software Development, Software Engineering, Data
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Technology is a thriving, vibrant, and inspiring learning community committed to excellence in research, high quality teaching and impactful industrial engagement. Building on continuous success in student
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devices to staff, students, offices, and teaching rooms. This includes the issue and return of devices including WEE disposal. The role is responsible for following processes to ensure the desktop service
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professional support departments, to ensure a best-practice approach to recruitment and selection for the full range of University roles, including the academic teaching staff, researchers, and professionals
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to the Student Loans Company and other relevant funding bodies. You will work closely with internal and external stakeholders to deliver the key outputs and services within your remit. You will be educated to a
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, Adobe, Facebook/Meta, and Microsoft), as well as funding bodies such as Innovate UK. We also provide innovative HCI and UX teaching experiences across a range of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes