Graduate Teaching Assistants (GTA's) are PhD students who provide contribution to a variety of activities:
- Teaching: support in the preparation and execution of undergraduate practical teaching (laboratories, makerspaces and workshops), study groups, journal club leaders and drop-in sessions
- Marking coursework
- Second marking exams
- Invigilating (Exams, masteries and progress tests)
- Note-taking
- One to one tutorials
- Sitting exam papers to check for errors
- Running revision sessions for first, second and third mastery attempts
The Department of Bioengineering very much welcomes, and encourages, all PhD students to get involved in GTA work. It is a great opportunity to broaden your skill set and become immersed in the Department as a whole.
These webpages explain more about GTA work, the responsibilities involved, and how to apply.
Information for GTA's
Useful contacts
Head of Student Programmes
Nicola Guirguis
nicola.guirguis@imperial.ac.uk
GTA Officer
Dr Pete Lally
p.lally@imperial.ac.uk
Senior Timetabling Officer
Dean Shipp
d.shipp@imperial.ac.uk