Description

This job is available either in a Teaching and Scholarship role or in a Teaching 
and Research role, depending on your background and expertise.

• You will play a key role in ensuring high-quality learning experience of students 
of the programme.

• You will work with other members of the department to ensure that we deliver a 
coherent, relevant and forward-looking curriculum. 
• You will work with those who have a remit for graduate outcomes, as well as with 
the careers service, to help raise the aspirations of students. 
Inclusion and accessibility are among the priorities of the Department of Computing. 
We particularly welcome applications from women and BAME groups that are underrepresented in UK Computer Science Departments.

Main duties
Develop materials and deliver teaching in undergraduate and postgraduate 
modules. This includes supervision of projects both face-to-face and in our online 
programmes. 
Liaise with module leaders where necessary to ensure module content remains 
relevant to, and compatible with, programme curricula.
Set, mark and moderate of coursework and exam assessments.
Keep up to date with knowledge of pedagogical issues in your subject.
Provide pastoral care and academic advice to students where appropriate, 
particularly as personal tutor.
Work with the Department of Computing and the University of London to prepare for 
undergraduate exam boards.
Support the department with student recruitment activities by participating and 
leading on student open days, events, workshops, and dissemination initiatives.
Enthusing and engaging students at all levels and in a variety of contexts.
Undertake any other duties as may reasonably be required by the Head of 
Department.
Communicate with colleagues and students in a way that is respectful and polite.
Ensure that you are aware of and aligned with Goldsmiths Regulations, Strategy, 
and Objectives to work together to proactively advance Equality and Diversity
Help maintain a safe working environment by participating in training as necessary 
and following the Goldsmiths Health and Safety Codes of Practice and Policy.

Requirements

Are you a 3D Artist working in the Game Industry, with a passion for teaching? If so, we 
are looking for a Games Artist to join the Computer Games teaching team at Goldsmiths, 
University of London. You will teach topics such as 3D Modelling, Texturing & Animation 
and Games Art, with great flexibility based on your focus, interests and experience. You 
will also play a key role in supervising projects in this area and providing critical feedback 
to students.

The post holder will be teaching in both our undergraduate and post-graduate 
programmes, on campus and online.
An indicative list of modules available for this position are:
• Introduction to Modelling & Animation
• Advanced Modelling & Animation
• Technical Art & Shader Coding
• Concept Art for Games

Based on experience, skills and knowledge; the position is also available as part-time, 
based on the candidate availability.