Lecturer, Core & Shared Courses — Transform Learning

Auckland University of Technology (AUT); Auckland; Vor Ort; NZD 94.000 - 112.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Auckland University of Technology (AUT) in Auckland is seeking a Kaiwhakaako (Lecturer) to contribute to Core & Shared Courses. The role is permanent, full-time at AUT's North Campus, involved in teaching, course coordination, and student support across programmes.

We value teaching, research and engagement with a commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi, equity and inclusion. The successful candidate will develop their career, publish research and pursue external funding where appropriate.

Qualifikationen

• A Postgraduate qualification in a field relevant to their area of work.
• Evidence of a solid research pipeline for an early career academic.
• More experienced candidates will have an established research programme with quality publications and external funding bids.
• Experience contributing to external research income is desirable.
• Experience supervising Masters and/or PhD students preferred.

Aufgaben

• Teach across programmes as assigned by the Head of Core Courses.
• Coordinate course delivery, Canvas sites and student learning activities.
• Monitor student progress and provide early intervention when needed.
• Coordinate tutors and markers to ensure timely assessment.
• Publish actively in your specialised field and contribute to school activities.

Kenntnisse

Teaching models

First-year health students

Academic transition

Academic literacy

Māori and Pacific students

Culturally responsive teaching

Diversity and inclusion

Ausbildung

Postgraduate qualification relevant to area

Jobbeschreibung

Auckland University of Technology (AUT) in Auckland is seeking a Kaiwhakaako (Lecturer) to contribute to Core & Shared Courses. The role is permanent, full-time at AUT's North Campus, involved in teaching, course coordination, and student support across programmes.

We value teaching, research and engagement with a commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi, equity and inclusion. The successful candidate will develop their career, publish research and pursue external funding where appropriate.