Lecturer, Information Technology (It)

Uncover; Sydney; On-site; AUD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Uncover seeks a Lecturer in Information Technology to coordinate and deliver IT subjects within the School of Computing, Mathematics and Engineering at Charles Sturt University Sydney. This role supports the BIT and MPIT courses, ensuring subject content and assessments align with course learning outcomes and broader academic standards.

You will deliver high-quality, student-centred learning experiences through subject coordination, teaching, and academic support, while collaborating with staff

Responsibilities

• Deliver a full-time teaching load across IT subjects, with workload determined by semester.
• Provide student-centred learning experiences through lectures, tutorials, workshops, group activities, and assessments.
• Foster an inclusive classroom environment that values diversity and promotes engagement.
• Engage in reflective teaching, using feedback to improve learning and teaching effectiveness.
• Ensure quality assurance standards are met for subjects and courses, aligned with CSU policies.
• Provide academic guidance, mentoring, and support to students to help them achieve learning goals.
• Assess student work, mark and grade, and maintain appropriate academic records.
• Engage in scholarly activities in line with CSU Scholarly Activity Framework.
• Participate in ongoing professional development and stay informed about IT trends for curriculum delivery.

Job description

Lecturer, Information Technology (IT) Uncover Sydney, NSW, AU

Job Description

About the Role

We are seeking a Lecturer in Information Technology (IT) to coordinate and deliver IT subjects within courses offered by the School of Computing, Mathematics and Engineering at Charles Sturt University Sydney. This role supports the delivery of IT subjects across our BIT and MPIT course, ensuring subject content and assessment are aligned with course learning outcomes and broader institutional academic standards.

In this role, you will deliver high-quality, student-centred learning experiences through subject coordination, teaching, and academic support, across IT disciplines. You will play a key role in equipping students with contemporary knowledge and practical skills in this rapidly evolving field, while fostering engagement and academic success within an inclusive and culturally safe learning environment for all students, including First Nations students.

Working collaboratively with academic and professional staff across campuses, you will contribute to curriculum delivery in IT discipline, support teaching teams, uphold academic integrity, and implement strategies that drive positive student learning outcomes. This is a face-to-face teaching position based at the Sydney campus.

Key Responsibilities

• Deliver a full-time teaching load, with workload and subjects determined on a semester basis.
• Deliver student-centred learning experiences in IT subjects using a range of methods, including lectures, tutorials, workshops, group activities, and assessments.
• Foster an inclusive and supportive classroom environment that values diversity and promotes student engagement.
• Engage in reflective teaching practices by incorporating feedback from students and peers to continuously enhance learning and teaching effectiveness.
• Ensure quality assurance standards are met for subjects and courses, in line with Charles Sturt University policies, procedures, and code of conduct.
• Provide academic guidance, mentoring, and support to students to assist them in achieving their learning goals and developing effective study strategies.
• Assess student work accurately and fairly, undertake marking and grading responsibilities, provide timely and constructive feedback, and maintain appropriate academic records.
• Engage in scholarly activities in line with the Charles Sturt University Scholarly Activity Framework, integrating contemporary knowledge and research informed practices into teaching.
• Participate in ongoing professional development to enhance teaching effectiveness and demonstrate a commitment to continuous improvement.
• Stay informed of current developments, emerging trends, and innovations in the IT field, and apply these to curriculum delivery and student learning outcomes.