Dr Alrazi Earij is a Civil Engineering Lecturer in the School of Computing, Engineering and Physical Sciences at the University of the West of Scotland (UWS). He is presently teaching a variety of undergraduate and postgraduate modules and supervising postgraduates.

Since obtaining his PhD, Dr Earij worked in academia, where he developed extensive teaching experience and some postgraduate formal and informal supervision. Before joining UWS, Dr Earij worked as a Civil Engineering Lecturer at West Herts College teaching vocational and apprenticeship qualifications, developing learning programmes and providing staff training on CAD. He also worked as a Graduate Teaching Assistant at Brunel University London, where he taught a variety of foundation, undergraduate and postgraduate modules on the Civil and Mechanical Engineering Programmes, and conducted his research activities and disseminated his research findings through the authorship of several publications. Prior to commencing his postgraduate studies, Dr Earij served as a Graduate Teaching Assistant at the Faculty of Civil Engineering, Damascus University, where he taught 4^th year undergraduates Bridge Engineering. He also worked as a Graduate Civil Engineer at an oversee consultative engineering office, where he diagnosed deficiencies in infrastructure, specified preventative measures, and conducted and supervised field works.

Companies with an interest in developing and utilising advanced materials (e.g. composites and FRP) and/or structural design of steel/concrete and reinforced-concrete members

• Applications of fibre-reinforced polymers (FRP) to the retrofitting of deteriorated reinforced-concrete structures

• Computational and experimental investigation of reinforced concrete

• Developing 3D robust and reliable finite-element models that can be used to replace a significant part of experimental testing of reinforced-concrete

• Appraising and guiding new strengthening techniques or materials, and preliminarily validating new design guidelines in codes of practice.

• Department of Mechanical, Aerospace and Civil Engineering, Brunel University London
• University of the West of London
• Civil and Building Services Engineering, London South Bank University

UNDERGRADUATE TEACHING

• ENGG 07004: Technical Communications^*
• ENGG 09017: Group Project^*
• ENGG 09013: Structural Engineering 1 - Module Coordinator
• ENGG 09015: Construction and Structural Engineering 2^*
• ENGG 10012: Civil Engineering Honours Project (supervision)
• ENGG 10013: Structural Engineering 3^*
• ENGG 10014: Ground & Highway Engineering
• ENGG 10041: GA-Structural Engineering 2 - Module Coordinator

POSTGRADUATE TEACHING

• ENGG 11027: Advanced Structural Analysis^* - Module Coordinator
  
• ENGG 11028: Civil Engineering Project Design
• ENGG 11029: MSc Dissertation (Civil Eng/Const Mgt) (supervision)

* indicates a contribution to the module delivery through certain topics