Assistant Professor in Video Game Design

About the role

The Assistant Professor in Video Game Design delivers high-quality teaching in game development, interactive media, game programming and digital storytelling, combining theory with hands-on, project-based work. The role also covers research, scholarly activity and academic advising.

Key responsibilities

• Teach undergraduate and postgraduate students in video game design and related subjects, supporting them to reach high performance.
• Design and update course materials, assess student performance and supervise capstone and portfolio projects.
• Ensure program learning outcomes are met and contribute to curriculum development and continuous program improvement aligned with industry standards and emerging technologies.
• Lead research in a specialised area to strengthen the university's profile and contribute to the knowledge of the local and international community.
• Publish in relevant fields and take part in interdisciplinary collaborations.
• Participate in diverse pedagogical methods and instructional strategies that support students' holistic development.
• Support academic advising, departmental service and collaboration with industry partners to improve student employability.

Required profile

• Commitment to the university's mission, vision and values.
• Ability to engage in research and scholarly activities alongside teaching.