Part-time Hourly Lecturer: Games Development

Salary

£44.24 per teaching hour, with a further increase to £44.58 per teaching hour from 1st March 2025.

Hours

Up to 270 hours across the academic year.

To assist us in driving our strategic and creative vision forward, the University is now seeking to appoint a Part-time Hourly Lecturer to join our Games team. 

The role involves preparing and delivering on-campus and digitally taught sessions including lectures, workshops, and tutorials across all aspects of students’ learning and may involve conducting assessment. Administrative duties such as register taking, preparing handouts and course material, and writing tutorial notes are an essential part of this post. 

You will have experience and skills in the following areas: Programming for games (essential), leveraging your specialist area of expertise and not limited to the following – gameplay, UI, tools development, systems, audio, etc. A working knowledge of game development and industry practice (essential), and experience working with Unreal Engine (desirable). You will have the ability to support students in taking creative risks and addressing global challenges and be an advocate for the cultural, social and economic benefit of the arts who shares the values of the University. 

You will be able to demonstrate strong organisation, communication and teamworking skills and have professional and/or teaching experience in a related area. Ideally, you will have relevant HE level teaching experience in the UK. 

Please note that teaching sessions are usually scheduled in 3-hour blocks from 09.30 onwards. Timetabled sessions for this role may include one or two blocks per day. 

Norwich University of the Arts is committed to being an inclusive community that offers equality of opportunity and enables our staff and students to flourish and succeed, regardless of their background or personal circumstances.

Our commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion is embedded in everything that we do. We celebrate the diversity of our backgrounds, cultures and actions, promoting art and design as a catalyst of social change.

As such, we are champions for the creative arts; empowering all of our students to be valued and productive members of society, with ambitions to change the world.

Closing date for applications: 27th October 2024 at 11pm

Interviews will be held on: 12th November 2024

For more information and to apply on-line, please click the above “Apply” button.

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