The University of Law
Programme and Student Lead (Computer Science)
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Programme and Student Lead (Computer Science)
Programme and Student Lead – School of Computing and AI
An exciting opportunity arises for a Programme and Student Lead to join our School of Computing and AI Team, full-time and permanent, based on our Birmingham Campus.
About the Role
Reporting to the Academic Management Team, you will be responsible for ensuring the quality of delivery for designated Computer Science programmes across our Birmingham, Leeds, London, and Manchester campuses.
Responsibilities
As a Programme and Student Lead (PSL) within the Faculty of Business, Technology and Applied Science (BTAS) and the School of Computing and AI, your role includes:
- Collaborating with the Campus Management Team to ensure smooth programme delivery and exceptional student experience
- Managing relationships with academic partners (if applicable) to maintain coordination and quality assurance in delivered programmes
- Collating and disseminating campus-specific feedback on programme design to drive improvements and revisions
- Monitoring student experience benchmarks, including:
- Effective promotion, delivery, and analysis of student surveys
- Ensuring high standards in all aspects of student interaction
- Facilitating clear communication between the School of Computing and AI and campus teams
- During non-management periods, fulfilling Lecturer/Senior Lecturer duties, including:
- Timetabled teaching across designated locations
- Module leadership or equivalent responsibilities
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Requirements
We seek candidates with the following experience and qualities:
- Substantial experience in leading and managing the teaching of computing or computer science programmes (particularly at degree or graduate diploma level)
- Advanced IT literacy with a solid understanding of the digital education landscape
- A proactive, collaborative mindset, embracing ownership of programme success
- Senior management experience—proven leadership in either a business or educational setting
- Deep knowledge of best practices in teaching, learning, and assessment for academic courses or vocational training
Work Environment & Culture
At The University of Law, you’ll join a team of innovative professionals dedicated to shaping the future of higher education through proven student successes. Mentorship and collaboration are core to our ethos.
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Benefits
Starting salary: £59,500 per annum, with comprehensive additional benefits:
- 35 days’ annual leave
- Private Medical Scheme and Life Assurance
- Contributory Pension Scheme
- Opportunities for professional development (course sponsorship/discounts)
- Season Ticket Loans and student discounts
Full details available via Benefits & Wellbeing information.
Inclusivity & Accessibility
We pledge to reflect diversity in our workforce, actively supporting underrepresented groups: age, disability, gender, race, religion, sexual orientation, and socioeconomic background. Please contact the ULaw Talent Acquisition Team (talentacquisition@law.ac.uk) for support upon application.
Please note: You must confirm eligibility to work in the UK. For guidance, see the GOV.UK “Employers’ Right to Work Checklist”*: awaiting validation process.
Key Dates
- Closing date for applications: 12th July 2026
- Interviews: w/c 20th July 2026
inquiries: talentacquisition@law.ac.uk
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