Full-time teaching-focused positions in Electronic and Electrical Engineering in Glasgow College/Glasgow College Hainan UESTC

27-Dec-2024

Glasgow College,UESTC and Glasgow College Hainan, UESTC are joint educational institutes established by the University of Electronic Science and Technology of China (UESTC) and the University of Glasgow (UofG). Glasgow College, UESTC was established in January 2013, located in Chengdu, China, while Glasgow College Hainan, UESTC was established in April 2022, located in Hainan, China.


The institutes invite applications for full-time teaching-focused positions at all levels (Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, and Professor) in the fields of electronics,    communications,    microelectronics,    artificial intelligence and machine learning. Successful candidates can be based in either Chengdu or Hainan, but maybe expected to teach at both campuses.


Job Title: Assistant/Associate/Full Professor

Job Posting Details

The aim of these posts is to support the development and delivery of innovative teaching, with a particular focus on our existing   dual undergraduate degree programmes in Electronic Information Engineering, Communications    Engineering,    and     Microelectronic    Science    and Engineering. The medium of instruction is English.

Main Duties and Responsibilities

•   To deliver 300 hours of teaching each year, including but not limited to lectures, tutorials and lab supervision

•   To   supervise and assess   project work, final-year projects and dissertations

•   To supervise the work of Graduate Teaching Assistants

•   To contribute to the continuous optimization and reform of our undergraduate teaching model

•   To contribute to the management and organization of teaching activities

•   To  engage in other  teaching-related activities and student support services

•   To  undertake  research  and  scholarship  in  the  field  of teaching  and learning


Knowledge, Skills and Experience

•   A PhD degree (or equivalent) in related discipline

•   Excellent command of both spoken and written English;   a basic understanding of  spoken   and written Chinese would also be an advantage.

•   Candidates for Assistant Professorial positions should have a minimum of 2 years  of full-time teaching  experience  and  a proven  ability  to develop and deliver innovative and impactful teaching.

•   Candidates who wish to be considered for Associate Professor or

Professorial positions should have a substantial track record in teaching excellence and an internationally recognised reputation.

Remuneration and Benefits

•  A competitive base salary, with exceptional candidates considered for special adjustments.

•  Monthly housing allowance, medical insurance, and international round- trip travel allowance.

•  Relocation allowance covering one-way air ticket and temporary accommodation.

•  Partial reimbursement for costs related to authentication of non-criminal records, terminal degree, entry visa, and residence permit.

•  Paid Chinese public holidays and summer/winter vacations.

•  Assistance with work permit procedures.



Application Materials

Documents you should submit:

(1) a cover letter

(2) a full CV with highlights on teaching experience and performance

(3) a detailed teaching plan

(4) at least two reference letters to highlight teaching experience


Note: all application materials should be all in PDF format and put into one folder and sent by email to recruitment@uestc.edu.cn. Please quote the reference Jobs-Full-Time Teaching Positions


For an informal discussion about this position, please contact:

Glasgow College UESTC


Professor Ce Zhu, Dean, eczhu@uestc.edu.cn

Professor David Young, Executive Dean, David.J.Young@glasgow.ac.uk


Glasgow College Hainan UESTC

Professor Guanghui Liu, Dean,guanhuiliu@uestc.edu.cn

Dr Robert Partridge, Executive Dean, Robert.Partridge@glasgow.ac.uk



Conditions of Employment

The contract of employment will beheld with UESTC and the appointment and conditions will be governed by the employment laws of China and the policies and practices of UofG and UESTC.


For more information about University of  Electronic   Science   and Technology of China (UESTC),please visit: https://en.uestc.edu.cn/.

For more information about University of Glasgow (UofG), please visit: https://www.gla.ac.uk/.


For more information about Glasgow College UESTC, please visit: https://www.gla.uestc.edu.cn/english/Home.htm

For more information about Glasgow College Hainan UESTC, please visit: https://gla-hn.uestc.edu.cn/en/index.htm



About Chengdu

Chengdu, located in southwest People's Republic of China, is the capital of Sichuan province.  It is one of the most important economic centers, transportation and communication hubs in Southwestern China. More than four thousand years ago, the prehistoric Bronze Age culture of Jinsha established  itself in  this  region.  The  fertile  Chengdu  Plain,  on  which Chengdu is located, is called Tianfuzhiguo in Chinese, which literally means ‘the country of heaven ’, or more often seen translated as "the Land of Abundance". It was recently named China’s 4th-most livable city by China Daily.


For more information about Chengdu, please visit:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GI89f8ncKbQ&t=138s


About Hainan

Hainan Province is an island province and tropical paradise, located at the southernmost tip of China.  In  2022, UESTC and The University of Glasgow commenced delivery of degrees on the Lingshui Li an campus, near Sanya.  A number of other Sino-foreign university partnerships, including Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications/Queen Mary University of London, operate alongside our own, where we benefit from a shared service model. With just over 400 students at present, we have ambitious plans for the future and hope that in  steady  state, our undergraduate student numbers might be similar to those in Chengdu (c. 2.5K). There is also potential for us to offer Masters degrees and, in time, a dual PhD programme, subject to government approvals.


For more information about Hainan, please visit:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQEqVCqga_c