RAVENSBOURNE - Associate Course Leader in Games Design (0.8)
Ravensbourne is exceptional. A world-class digital destination developing talented individuals and leading edge businesses though learning, skills, applied research, enterprise and innovation.
We are based at Greenwich Peninsula in an iconic building next to The O2, London, UK. Our aim is to become a portal for talent across London driving growth in the knowledge economy and creative industries.
We are looking to strengthen our team with the following appointment:
Associate Course Leader – Games Design (0.8)
Salary: £40,500 p.a. + benefits,
Ravensbourne is seeking to recruit a dynamic, creative and innovative educator to lead the subject of Games Development. The successful candidate will have overall responsibility for the BA (Hons) Games Design course and contribute to the teaching delivery of units in games production. This new course is design-led, enabling students to create a broad range of game experiences that reflect the diversity of the contemporary games industry and to practice and experiment with evolving and emerging technologies. There will be an emphasis on collaboration, with our existing courses, as well as with our industry partners.
You will combine professional experience, credible academic knowledge and a strong understanding of current industry practice. You will bring the dynamism to inspire our students and the experience to facilitate a high quality learning environment. The leader we are seeking will have the knowledge, vision and industry contacts to build the course and develop new opportunities in the discipline.
Closing date: Sunday 13th May 2018
Interviews: Monday 21st May 2018
To apply: <a href="http://careers.rave.ac.uk/" title="Link: http://careers.rave.ac.uk/">http://careers.rave.ac.uk</a>
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