Job description
Kingston University is a thriving, modern institution. Now is a very exciting time in its evolution as it seeks to implement its Town House strategy. Named after the internationally acclaimed, award-winning Town House building, the strategy will prepare students for the future world of work, increase the University's research and knowledge exchange, enhance its collaboration with local communities, business, and industry, strengthen its impact on policy and support the goal of building a more sustainable society and economy. It is built around four themes: Driving a progressive new model of education, combining subject-specific knowledge with the future skills and attributes most needed by employers. Partnering with industry to develop students' skills, and engaging government and organisations with the University's expertise to further debate and influence policy. Having impact in research, knowledge exchange and professional practice. Providing an innovative and high-performing working environment for staff. In order to deliver the correct outcomes, Kingston University is making significant investment and has also undertaken structural change in terms of its STEM provision. There are therefore a range of openings available in the new Faculty of Engineering, Computing and the Environment. Located in the School of Computer Science and Mathematics, Kingston University's Department of Computer Science is a large, thriving entity that has the scope to yet further assert its position. With a strong staff cohort and plentiful ambition, growth is sought in line with society's need for skills and research in these areas. Candidates should have a sound, relevant profile which is backed up by a keen understanding of what are the component parts of a world class Department of Computer Science. Clearly these are subjects that evolve and develop swiftly, so a strong appreciation of how the subject matter plays out in the real world is required. This demands an ability to flex and tune provision in line with student and employer expectations, all the while, bringing along colleagues in a meaningful way, thereby making Kingston a destination for scholars and learners alike. Strong people management skills are a prerequisite as is an appetite to fully embrace Kingston University's direction of travel. How to Apply Applications should consist of a CV accompanied by a covering letter addressing the criteria in the person specification. For an informal, confidential discussion, please contact Liz James: E: T: 0121 654 5924 Closing date for receipt of applications: Thursday 27th July 2023 Downloadable Content In order to proceed with your application, please either: Click 'Add to list' if you would like to look at other roles before starting to apply. Click 'Apply Now' if you are ready to start now. Odgers Berndtson