Lecturer: Design & Digital Technologies Education

University of Southern Queensland; Queensland; On-site; AUD 138,000 - 163,000; Full time

Job summary

UniSQ invites applications for a Lecturer (Curriculum & Pedagogy - Design and Digital Technologies) in the School of Education and Creative Arts. This continuing appointment focuses on high‑quality teaching, curriculum design and scholarly practice across Initial Teacher Education, Master of Education and Digital Design programs.

You will lead innovative teaching, mentor HDR students and contribute to externally funded research while engaging with regional, rural and remote contexts and building

Qualifications

• Doctoral or master’s qualification in Education or related discipline.
• Teacher registration with an Australian authority, or ability to obtain.
• Demonstrated teaching and scholarly expertise in Curriculum and Pedagogy - Design and Digital Technologies.
• Experience applying design and digital technologies in education contexts.
• Evidence of engaging diverse learners and fostering inclusive learning environments.

Responsibilities

• Deliver high-quality teaching across face-to-face and blended modes.
• Conduct research activities that produce outputs and generate income.
• Support development of research teams and supervise HDR students.
• Contribute to a positive workplace and external engagement with community and profession.
• Maintain currency in contemporary learning, teaching, and research approaches.

Skills

Curriculum & Pedagogy

Design & Digital Technologies

Teaching Excellence

Research & Scholarship

Mentoring HDR students

Education

Doctoral or Master’s qualification

Teacher registration

Job description

UniSQ invites applications for a Lecturer (Curriculum & Pedagogy - Design and Digital Technologies) in the School of Education and Creative Arts. This continuing appointment focuses on high‑quality teaching, curriculum design and scholarly practice across Initial Teacher Education, Master of Education and Digital Design programs.

You will lead innovative teaching, mentor HDR students and contribute to externally funded research while engaging with regional, rural and remote contexts and building