Workload: 100%
Duties: Teaching and curriculum development in one or more of the following streams within the Architecture program: architectural construction, technology and materials; building codes and compliance; architectural documentation; thermal analysis, decarbonisation and life cycle assessment; architectural design; Contribution to research in one of the School’s priority areas; Contributions within the Architecture Discipline group; External collaborations and partnerships
Requirements: Professional qualification in Architecture (Master of Architecture or equivalent); Registration or eligible to be registered as an architect in Western Australia with current practice experience (desirable); PhD or equivalent research and/or professional experience in architecture or related field (desirable); Capacity to support and strengthen the strategic ambitions and growth of the Architecture discipline and the School of Design

Workload: part-time
Duties: We are looking for individuals who will enthusiastically support the strategic ambitions of the Architecture discipline to drive a future-focused and outward looking agenda, grounded in our unique positioning on the Indian Ocean Rim in the world’s most populous region and in an environment of extraordinary biodiversity. As the appointee, you will be under the supervision of the Dean/Head of School, and be expected to contribute to teaching and service within the School, University, and wider community
Requirements: Professional qualification in Architecture (Master of Architecture or equivalent); Registration or eligible to be registered as an architect in Western Australia with current practice experience (desirable); Demonstrated interest in design development and construction documentation stages of architecture, with ability to translate into curriculum and teaching initiatives; Demonstrated interest in thermal analysis and whole of life carbon analysis, with ability to translate into curriculum and teaching initiatives

Workload: part-time
Duties: This position will involve providing teaching and assessment of students within the MD program with a particular focus on development of innovative resources to support students in the acquisition of medically relevant knowledge and skills in the fields of clinical microbiology and infectious diseases. The role will involve close collaboration and engagement with infectious disease physicians in the public and private sectors and other academic staff contributing to the MD program. The role will also include supporting the unit coordinators in ongoing review and development of the clinical microbiology curriculum and course delivery to ensure a clinically relevant and positive learning experience
Requirements: Expertise in current clinical microbiology practice, demonstrated by Fellowship of the Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia or equivalent and/or Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians in infectious disease and/or microbiology. Candidates with a PhD or other higher degree in microbiology, with relevant teaching experience may also be considered; Experience with small and large group teaching of medical students and/or junior doctors; Experience in assessment of medical students and/or junior doctors

Workload: 100%
Duties: This position will undertake independent teaching and research in the area of Computer Science and Software Engineering. You will be expected to make a long-term contribution to research and teaching excellence in the Department. You should have University teaching experience in Computer Science, ideally including lecturing, unit co-ordination and assessment design as well as lab demonstration and other classes
Requirements: PhD in Computer Science or an academic field relevant to the discipline or other higher professional qualifications appropriate to their discipline