Subject Librarian

As a Subject Librarian, initially supporting the School of Computer Science and Maths and the Department of Geography, Geology and the Environment, this role supports the Student Directorate and Library and Learning Services (LLS) in its work and contributes to the University’s strategic development.

The role will provide high quality innovative library service support for learning teaching and research within allocated disciplines in support of LLS strategic objectives. The role will also develop and sustain effective relationships with a broad range of users and act as the primary contact point between LLS and the designated Schools/Academic Departments.

**The Person**:
Responsive to a wide range of users, needs and pressures, you will be involved in the creation and delivery of information skills teaching, project-based work, liaison and service initiatives that require a sound understanding of a library's role in Higher Education. You will have experience of emerging information environments, digital developments and the implications for learning, teaching and research and the provision of services and stock.

**Directorate/Function**:
**Help deliver high quality learning resources and services to Kingston University staff and students**

Library and Learning Services support a range of information-driven activity from skills support through to innovative online learning experiences. We are key to the success of our students and staff in pursuing their learning, teaching and research ambitions.

A core part of our activity is to work closely and seamlessly with colleagues across the institution to achieve the best possible outcomes for the University community. Our staff embrace creativity as we seek to ensure staff and students develop the skills and knowledge to utilise learning resources effectively in a complex and interconnected world. Some hybrid working may be possible.

**Further information**:
This is a full time, permanent position with a starting salary of £36,904 per annum.

Interviews are expected to be held in person on Friday 7th July.

For informal enquiries, please contact Simon Collins, Faculty Librarian.