Chemistry Lecturer: Research‑Led Teaching & Supervision

Work Initiatives; North Sydney; On-site; AUD 125,000 - 148,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

17% Superannuation

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Onsite childcare

Job summary

Western Sydney University invites applications for a full-time ongoing role at Academic Level B to teach chemistry, develop curriculum, and contribute to research within the School of Science at Parramatta South campus.

You will coordinate, design, deliver and evaluate teaching units, including assessment and student feedback, and supervise honours and higher degree by research students, while contributing to grant proposals and scholarly activity.

Qualifications

• A record of excellent teaching and learning in a tertiary environment, evidenced through student, peer and/or supervisor feedback.
• Demonstrated research or scholarship capability, including peer‑reviewed work in high‑quality outlets, and capability to undertake Scholarship of Teaching and Learning.
• Experience supervising Honours and higher degree research students, and writing successful research grant proposals.

Responsibilities

• Teach chemistry, develop curriculum and contribute to research within the School of Science.
• Coordinate, design, deliver and evaluate teaching units, including assessment and student feedback; work with colleagues to deliver undergraduate teaching informed by research.
• Contribute to scholarly activities, publish in high‑quality journals and prepare internal/external grant proposals.
• Provide undergraduate and postgraduate supervision and support students' progression to postgraduate research.

Skills

Teaching excellence

Curriculum development

Research & scholarship

Student supervision

Job description

Western Sydney University invites applications for a full-time ongoing role at Academic Level B to teach chemistry, develop curriculum, and contribute to research within the School of Science at Parramatta South campus.

You will coordinate, design, deliver and evaluate teaching units, including assessment and student feedback, and supervise honours and higher degree by research students, while contributing to grant proposals and scholarly activity.