Associate Professor – Taylor's College

The Associate Professor in Cybersecurity is responsible for teaching, research, and course development within the field of cybersecurity. The role includes collaborating with professionals, supporting postgraduate research, and participating in academic and administrative activities.

The Associate Professor - Cybersecurity is responsible for teaching and related duties including designing, preparing, and developing teaching materials, conducting lectures, tutorials, and practical sessions, consulting with students, invigilation, marking, and assessment. The role involves contributing to programme and curriculum development, planning and implementing teaching strategies to optimize and motivate student learning, and supporting research projects and scholarship of postgraduate students. The position requires maintaining high standards of teaching and effective learning to meet university expectations. The role also encompasses participation in scholarly activities such as research, conference presentations, journal publications, and community work, as well as supporting efforts to secure research grants and achieving research outcome targets. Additionally, the Associate Professor will undertake administrative responsibilities including attending departmental meetings, participating in committees, engaging in professional activities, and establishing linkages with external organizations and professional bodies in academic matters.