Lecturer in Film and Media Production

The Lecturer in Film and Media Production is responsible for delivering high-quality teaching in areas such as film production, cinematography, editing, and digital storytelling through hands-on, practice-based instruction. The role includes preparing course materials, conducting lectures and workshops, assessing student performance, and supporting students in developing both creative and technical skills. The Lecturer will supervise student film projects and productions to ensure the achievement of course learning outcomes and professional standards. The position also contributes to curriculum enhancement to keep pace with industry practices and emerging media technologies. In addition, the Lecturer supports academic advising and participates in departmental activities to enhance the overall student learning experience.

The Instructor’s job purpose is to deliver high-quality, student-centered teaching that builds a strong academic foundation and supports the holistic development of students for future professional success. The role focuses on designing and implementing effective instructional strategies, facilitating engaging learning experiences, and ensuring alignment with curriculum standards and accreditation requirements. The Instructor also contributes to the continuous improvement of academic programs through collaboration with faculty, participation in institutional initiatives, and support of student learning and retention. Overall, the position plays a key role in advancing the university’s mission by promoting academic excellence, student achievement, and a supportive learning environment.