[spectre] Multimedia Lecturer

[Mathias]

Salford University, Manchester, England, currently looks for a

LECTURER IN MULTIMEDIA
SCHOOL OF MEDIA, MUSIC AND PERFORMANCE


GRADE: LECT A/B    SALARY: £24,352 - £36,959


The School seeks to appoint a lecturer in multimedia to teach primarily but
not exclusively
on the undergraduate Computer & Video Games programme of study.
The post-holder will also assist in the effective use of internet and ICT
applications and carry out
subject related research.

You should be familiar with and have experience of teaching at degree level
at least 2 of the following subject areas:
art & graphics; digital animation; games design; website design;
programming; project management; IP law.
You should be able to establish effective links with professional bodies and
industry organisations in
support of the academic programmes and ideally have experience of programme
and curriculum development
in the area of multimedia. You will be expected to undertake appropriate
administrative tasks relevant to the post including
programme management, admissions supervision, tutoring and pastoral care of
students.

You will have a track record of research in a related subject area and will
be expected to develop your research
and use it to inform teaching. You will also contribute to the development
of short courses
and commercial activity within the School.

For further information contact Walt Denning, Head of School, on 0161 295
6056 or w.j.denning at salford.ac.uk.

For further details and an application form please visit the Personnel
Division website
and apply online at www.personnel.salford.ac.uk. Alternatively please call
0161 295 2122 (24 hrs) or
e-mail personnel at salford.ac.uk quoting reference number MMP/59.
CVs will not be accepted without a completed application form.

Forms to be returned by.

The University of Salford is committed to an inclusive approach to promoting
equality and diversity.
We aim to have a more diverse workforce at all levels of the institution and
welcome applications from
people from minority ethnic backgrounds and people with disabilities.