Lecturer- Reproduction and Developmental Biology, Continuing Full-Time Teaching & Research Position

Adelaide University; Adelaide; On-site; AUD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Adelaide University is inviting applications for a continuing full-time teaching and research appointment in the Discipline of Reproduction and Development. The role combines undergraduate teaching with curriculum development, lecturing, tutorials, and course coordination in Reproduction and Developmental Biology, Developmental Origins of Health, and Assisted Reproductive Technologies.

A research program development and student training role is included.

Qualifications

• Experience delivering lectures, seminars, tutorials, practicals and workshops in reproductive/developmental biology
• Strong research interests with high-quality, impactful outcomes
• Proven contributions to research projects including publications, grant applications and/or project management
• Experience supervising Undergraduate, Honours, Masters and/or Graduate Research Students
• Proven ability to perform administrative functions related to teaching and research

Responsibilities

• Teach and contribute to curriculum development for undergraduate courses in Reproduction and Developmental Biology, Developmental Origins of Health, and Assisted Reproductive Technologies
• Lecture, tutorial facilitation, and course coordination responsibilities
• Develop a research program strengthening capacity within the school and attract funding
• Support research training opportunities for students and supervise their projects

Skills

Lectures

Tutorials

Practical classes

Demonstrations

Workshops

Curriculum development

Publications

Grant applications

Student supervision

Project management

Education

Doctoral qualification in reproductive biology or developmental biology

Job description

Adelaide University is offering a Continuing- Full Time Teaching and Research position in the Discipline of Reproduction and Development. This is an exciting opportunity to work within a vibrant biomedical research environment based at the Adelaide Health and Medical Sciences building within the Adelaide Biomedical Precinct in Australia. The teaching component of the role will involve contributions to curriculum development, lecturing, tutorial facilitation, and course coordination for our undergraduate courses that are focused on Reproduction and Developmental Biology, Developmental Origins of Health, and Assisted Reproductive Technologies. The successful candidate is also expected to develop a research program strengthening capacity within the school, attract research funding and support research training opportunities for students.

Working rights in Australia are essential.

The successful candidate will likely have the following skills and experience:

• Doctoral qualification in a discipline relevant to reproductive biology or developmental biology
• Demonstrated experience in the conduct of lectures, seminars, tutorials, practical classes, demonstrations and workshops in reproductive/developmental biology
• Strong research interests with demonstrated ability to achieve high-quality and impactful research outcomes
• Proven contribution to research projects including publications, grant applications and/or project management
• Experience in supervising research of Undergraduate, Honours, Masters and/or Graduate Research Students
• Proven ability to perform administrative functions primarily connected with the area of teaching and research