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We have an exciting opportunity to join the Navitas UPE Curriculum Development team. We are currently looking for home based Module Developers to join our team in the UK and Netherlands. We are looking to add to our team experienced programme and module developers in the following subject areas at final year undergraduate level ( Level 6) for our masters qualifying programmes :

BusinessAdvanced Concepts in Business and ManagementGlobal StrategyFinance and EconomicsResearch and Critical Thinking SkillsResearch Project / ​Project-Based LearningInteractive Learning Skills and Communication

Nono-Technology, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Sustainable Energy Technology

Maths for EngineersCommon Content Courses(Systems Engineering, Thermodynamics, Materials)NanotechnologyElectrical EngineeringMechanical EngineeringSustainable Energy TechnologyResearch Project and Critical Thinking skillsInteractive Learning Skills and Communication

These are great opportunities for colleagues to be deeply involved in exciting programme developments, building new programmes of study to change the lives of international students.

In addition to the financial incentive this will also enable you to develop your experience as an academic and educator.

Enquires and applications to be sent to Alex Hannah (). Closing date 31st January 2025

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