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As a Senior Lecturer / Associate Professor in Literacy, you will play a key role in preparing future educators through high-quality teaching, research and professional engagement. Based within the School of Education, you will teach across undergraduate and postgraduate programs in on-campus and online modes, contribute to curriculum innovation, and build strong relationships with students and partners. You will provide academic leadership in literacy education, contribute to the School’s research profile, supervise higher degree research students, and actively engage with professional, community and government stakeholders. At Associate Professor level, the role carries an expectation of significant academic leadership, research impact, and contribution to the broader discipline at a national and, where applicable, international level.
Job Responsibility:
Lead impactful literacy teaching and research
Teach across online and on-campus environments
Shape future teachers and education practice
Contribute to curriculum innovation
Build strong relationships with students and partners
Provide academic leadership in literacy education
Contribute to the School's research profile
Supervise higher degree research students
Actively engage with professional, community and government stakeholders
At Associate Professor level: significant academic leadership, research impact, and contribution to the broader discipline at national/international level
Requirements:
A doctoral qualification relevant to literacy or education, with a recognised teaching qualification
A strong record of high-quality teaching and student-centred learning
An established or emerging research profile aligned to literacy, curriculum or pedagogy
The ability to build productive partnerships and contribute to academic leadership