Lecturer in Computer Science
Part time, 18.5 hours per week (0.5 FTE)
£41,064 to £46,049 per annum, pro rata
(Actual salary £20,032 - £23,024.50)
The Department of Finance and Computer Science at the University of Winchester is currently seeking a Lecturer in Computer Science. The successful candidate will be joining a department whose strategy is rooted in providing an inclusive, empowering, and transformative education to our students and delivering an interdisciplinary research agenda that yields fresh and sustainable contributions with impact. We also engage with business and society to help them shape talent and flourish sustainably.
The ideal candidate will have teaching experience in subjects including, but not limited to Computer Architectures, High Performance Computational Simulation, Distributed Systems and the Internet of Things, Disruptive Open-Source Development, DevOps for Organisations and will have supervised dissertations at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. The post-holder will be an excellent communicator and be a team-player.
An interest in, and a capacity for, applied research is desirable as well as a commitment to the successful employability of our students. Experience of module management is essential as the candidate will be responsible for module leadership of a range of modules in Computer Science.
Informal enquiries concerning this post can be made to Dr Salih Kirmizi, Head of Finance and Computer Science, salih.kirmizi@winchester.ac.uk.
As an employee at the University of Winchester, we are committed to your wellbeing and development. You will have access to a wide range of benefits and support including:
* Hybrid working policy
* Employee Assistance Programme
* Holiday entitlement of 35 days per year
* Discounts at many retailers, restaurants and entertainment
* Free wellbeing events including weekly exercise classes
* Contributory pension scheme
* On site gym and sports facilities
Closing Date: 18 May 2026
Interview Date: 01 June 2026
To educate, to advance knowledge and to serve the common good.
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