Edinburgh Napier University
Lecturer in Applied Informatics

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Edinburgh Napier University (ENU)
Edinburgh Napier University (ENU) is one of the largest higher education institutions in the UK with over 25,000 students from 109 countries. An innovative, learner-centric university with a modern and fresh outlook, ENU is ambitious, inclusive in its ethos and applied in its approach.
Ranked the #1 UK Modern University for Engineering and Computer Science (GUG 2025), we lead innovation in a rapidly changing world through future-ready education across disciplines like cyber security, AI, renewable energy, computer/data science, engineering, building and surveying.
Currently, we are accepting applications for the temporary post of Lecturer in Applied Informatics
To provide essential teaching support for our information science course offerings over the next 23-month period.
The Role:
As Lecturer in Applied Informatics, you will be in an excellent position to use your blend of teaching and research experience, to provide support for the delivery of our Information Science/Applied Informatics modules.
- Provide support for the delivery of our Information Science/Applied Informatics modules.
- Use excellent communication and effective interpersonal skills to engage and inspire our students.
- Monitor students' performance and work with Academic Skills colleagues and other University services to support their progress.
- Undertake the assessment of these students using assessment instruments provided, and under the guidance of experienced staff.
- Conduct research in a relevant area related to Applied Informatics and work with other academics doing research in this area.
- Be mentored and guided by Edinburgh Napier staff in the delivery of modules, using pre-existing course delivery plans and materials.
- Provide essential support for our Information Science course offerings (Security Audit and Compliance, Business Intelligence and Reporting) and service-related support such as program leadership for BSc ITMB (Graduate Apprentice) and other roles (student supervisions, personal development tutor).
- Assist students in navigating tools such as Power BI Dashboard and data visualization to help facilitate their understanding of information science.
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What we will need from you:
- A doctoral level qualification in a relevant discipline.
- Evidence of a professional academic and research profile alongside a commitment to sustained continuous professional/academic development.
- Experience of delivering high quality teaching/learning.
- Commitment to face-to-face teaching on-campus, including during the summer.
- Ability to communicate accurately and fluently at a high level of English proficiency.
- Ability to respond sensitively to students with different needs and backgrounds.


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Benefits we offer:
- Support and recognition wherever due.
- Pension with employer contributions of 26%.
- Paid annual leave based on full entitlement of 46 days.
- Professional development opportunities.
- Discounted access to onsite sports facilities.
- A wide range of other staff discounts.
For more information about our wide range of benefits, click here.
Additional information:
- Salary: £46,049 - £58,225 per annum (depending on experience)
- Contract: Fixed Term – 23 months, Full Time – 35 hrs/wk
- Closing Date: 13th September 2026
- Interviews: Week commencing 21st September 2026
The University may be able to sponsor the employment of international workers in this role. This will depend on several factors specific to the successful applicant. Check salary criteria for the visa on https://www.gov.uk/skilled-worker-visa. If successful, the University will determine the appropriate visa route.
The University holds Disability Confident, Carer Positive and Stonewall Scotland Diversity Champion status. More details can be found here. We are a flexible Employer.
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