Casual Academic Staff Talent Pool - Faculty of Arts and Design
University of Canberra Bruce ACT 2617
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Key points we found
- Join a talent pool for casual academic positions.
- Engage in tutoring, marking, and teaching across disciplines.
- Submit your CV to be considered for future vacancies.
Do you wish to be contacted when a position becomes available that meets your skills?
The Faculty of Arts and Design offers a range of courses that encompasses everything creative, and we work with our students to bring their concepts and ideas into practical reality.
Academic sessional positions include a range of duties including, but not limited to, tutoring; marking; demonstrating; teaching; student outreach and engagement; moderating/facilitating, and/or student advising; across multiple academic disciplines.
Please note by joining our Talent Pool you will not be automatically considered for advertised vacancies.
To register, please complete the online application form along with your CV and submit it to ensure your application is complete.
If your personal details or your situation changes, please note you will be able to update your application as needed.
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University of Canberra
Our much-valued predecessor, the Canberra College of Advanced Education (CCAE) transformed many lives with its focus on professional education, at a time when the political and economic climate gave many people opportunity—especially those not traditionally expected to enter tertiary education. This is a commitment that we continue today, within the globalised higher education sector.
UC still has a clear professional focus offering a range of applied degrees and a strong commitment to work integrated learning. Our education and research aims to help build just, prosperous and sustainable communities to redress disadvantage. We are also committed to building the national Reconciliation agenda, through tangible actions under our Reconciliation Action Plan.