Role Overview
* Contribute to the faculty's strategic research initiatives through publications, collaborations, and supervising honours and HDR students.
* Establish partnerships with schools, community organisations, and professional bodies to strengthen student learning and graduate employability outcomes.
Required Skills and Qualifications
* A PhD or Professional Doctorate in Science Education or a closely related discipline, and an initial teacher education qualification are mandatory for this role.
* Excellent tertiary-level teaching skills, including curriculum design and delivery expertise in Science Education, are highly valued.
* Developing or established track records of research or scholarship of teaching, including publications and student supervision relative to career stage, are desirable.
* Evidence of engagement with professional networks, partnerships, or community collaborations relevant to Science Education is advantageous.
Benefits
This role offers opportunities for growth, development, and contribution to the faculty's mission and vision. Successful applicants will be part of a collaborative team environment, receive mentorship and support, and have access to professional development opportunities.
Others
The successful candidate will be expected to participate in regular team meetings, contribute to departmental activities, and engage in ongoing professional development to maintain their teaching and research expertise.