Lecturer in American & Australian Studies (Great Books)

The University of Queensland; Queensland; On-site; AUD 119,000 - 142,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

17% super

26 weeks paid parental leave

Flexible working arrangements

Job summary

The University of Queensland invites applications for a Lecturer in American/Australian Studies in the School of Communication and Arts. You will teach, develop curriculum, coordinate courses, supervise Honours and HDR students, and pursue research funding.

As a Level B academic, you will build an expanding research profile, contribute to a Great Books program, and participate in citizenship, service, and internal committees while working toward national recognition in your field.

Qualifications

• PhD in Australian or American literature.
• Growing teaching and research profile in American/Australian literature and culture.
• Publications in refereed journals and presentations at conferences.
• Experience securing external research funding.
• High-quality teaching at undergraduate, honours and postgraduate levels.
• Experience in course coordination and curriculum design.
• Active involvement in internal service roles and external activities.

Responsibilities

• Teach and design courses within American and Australian literature.
• Develop and coordinate curriculum and assess students.
• Supervise Honours and HDR students and support their development.
• Engage in research and seek external funding for projects.

Skills

Teaching

Research

Curriculum design

Supervision

Collaboration

Education

PhD in Australian or American literature

Job description

The University of Queensland invites applications for a Lecturer in American/Australian Studies in the School of Communication and Arts. You will teach, develop curriculum, coordinate courses, supervise Honours and HDR students, and pursue research funding.

As a Level B academic, you will build an expanding research profile, contribute to a Great Books program, and participate in citizenship, service, and internal committees while working toward national recognition in your field.