Lecturer in Computing (HE) (Data Science and AI)

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Lecturer in Computing (HE) (Data Science and AI)

Job Title: Lecturer in Computing (HE) (Data Science and AI)

Location: Birmingham

Salary: £38,784 - £43,482 per annum - AC2

Job type: Permanent, Full-time / Part-time

UCB is an equal opportunities employer. We are TEF rated Silver, with a Good Ofsted rating.


Overview

Ready to inspire the next generation of tech professionals? Join our growing Computing Department and play a key role in shaping the future of Higher Education. As a Lecturer, you\'ll deliver inspiring and inclusive teaching that supports all students in achieving their full potential. This role will focus on teaching a range of Data Science and AI related modules on our HE programmes, where you\'ll help shape and guide future leaders in the field. You will prioritise practical application and demonstration over theoretical instruction, ensuring students gain real-world skills and experience.


Responsibilities

  • Deliver inspiring and inclusive teaching across Data Science and AI modules on HE programmes.
  • Prioritise practical application and real-world skills in teaching.
  • Contribute to curriculum development and assessment.

Why University College Birmingham?

  • Growing Department: Be part of a team that\'s thriving and expanding each year.
  • Supportive & Inclusive: Join a collaborative, diverse environment.
  • Career Development: Access ongoing professional growth opportunities.
  • Industry Connections: Work with industry partners to bring real-world learning into the classroom.

Benefits

  • Generous allocation of annual leave
  • 38 days\' paid leave per year
  • 12 Bank Holidays & Concessionary Days
  • Excellent Teachers\' Pension Scheme — Employer Contributions 28.6%
  • Subsidised private healthcare provided by Aviva including a Digital GP Service
  • Employee Assistance Programme inclusive of counselling, financial wellbeing support and bereavement support
  • Annual health MOTs with our Registered Nurse
  • Excellent staff development opportunities including professional qualification sponsorship
  • Salary sacrifice schemes including technology and cycle
  • Heavily-subsidised on-site car parking in central Birmingham
  • Free on-site gym membership

Extras

All applicants for employment at the University will be expected to demonstrate an understanding of the principles of Safeguarding and the PREVENT agenda in the context of further and higher education.


Closing Date - Sunday 11th January 2026.


Interview Date - Tuesday 27th January 2026.


Please click APPLY to be redirected to our website to complete an application form.


Candidates with experience or relevant job titles may also be considered for this role.


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  • Entry level

Employment type

  • Part-time

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  • Education and Training
  • Industries: Education

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