The School of Mathematics and Statistics at the University of Melbourne has recently opened a position in Statistics and Data Science Education at the Lecturer/Senior Lecturer Level. Lecturer corresponds to a tenure-track position/RTT, while senior lecturer is a tenured assistant professorship.
More information and a detailed description of the position, and how to apply, can be found here (including salary, visa sponsorship etc)
About the Role You will lead an innovative program of education, both in the classroom and in developing leadership in the area. You will also have a strong commitment to research and scholarship in statistics education. Your responsibilities will include: - Effective preparation and delivery of lectures at undergraduate and postgraduate level and assessment of that material, including as Subject Coordinator. - Proactive development of subject materials and delivery, including the use of modern technology and online resources as appropriate. - The contribution to knowledge through scholarship, refereed publications and presentations. - Active supervision of students. - Presentation of research to the public to elevate public awareness of educational and scientific developments and promote critical enquiry and public debate within the community.
Who We Are Looking For - You will have demonstrated and/or growing excellence in education. You will be adept at teaching both large undergraduate classes and advanced graduate-level applied mathematics subjects, collaborating effectively with colleagues and contributing to administrative tasks. You will develop research directions and scholarship relevant to statistics education. - A PhD or equivalent research higher degree in statistics or a closely related discipline. - Demonstrated education excellence in relation to career stage. - Demonstrated potential for research and scholarship. - The ability to interact well with other academic staff and to contribute to the administration of a large school
Do not hesitate to reach out to me if you have any questions about the application process or working/living in Melbourne.
Best,
Marco Carfagnini (he-they) | Lecturer School of Mathematics and Statistics Office 139 University of Melbourne