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Closing: 16-Sep-2024
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Job Summary
Dates
- Opening Date: Yesterday
- Closing Date: 16-Sep-2024
Location
- St Lucia Campus, Brisbane
Salary
- Base salary will be in the range $78,871 - $105,004 + 17% Superannuation (Academic Level A)
Responsibilities
- Coordinate courses, develop and deliver lectures and tutorials
- Assess and mark students
- Maintain quality of courses
- Mentor students
- Provide academic counselling
- Adhere to university teaching rules
- Engage with the collegial life and activities of the School
- Perform administrative functions
- Uphold university values
Requirements
- Completion or near completion of a PhD in Archaeology
- Demonstrated knowledge in a relevant field of Archaeology
- Ability to teach effective courses at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels
- Well-developed communication, interpersonal, and consultative skills
- Ability to work collaboratively with colleagues in teaching and learning
Benefits
- Access to world-class facilities and equipment
- Grant writing support
- Greater research funding opportunities
- Up to 26 weeks of paid parental leave
- 17.5% annual leave loading
- Flexible working arrangements including hybrid on site/WFH options
- Genuine career progression opportunities via the academic promotions process
Notes
- Visa sponsorship is not available for this appointment
- Applications from interstate or international candidates are not accepted at this time
Closing: 15-Dec-2024
Job Summary
Dates
- Opening Date: Not Available
- Closing Date: 15-Dec-2024
Location
- Clayton campus, Melbourne, Australia
Salary
- Research Living Allowance, at current value of $35,013 AUD per annum 2024 full-time rate (tax-free stipend), indexed plus allowances as per RTP stipend scholarship conditions.
Responsibilities
- Archaeologically excavate, analyse and write-up results of excavations of caves, rock shelters or open sites in or adjacent to the Buchan limestone country.
- Focus on specialised topics such as archaeological faunal remains, geoarchaeology, stone artefact analysis, and archaeology of settlement systems.
Requirements
- Excellent academic track record in archaeology and related disciplines.
- Undergraduate training in social anthropology or Indigenous studies is preferred.
- Competence in both quantitative and qualitative research methods is desirable.
- Hold an Australian (or equivalent international) Honours or Masters degree in a relevant field with a significant research component and first-class Honours/H1 awarded.
- Must be enrolled full-time and on campus for the scholarship.
- Must abide by GunaiKurnai cultural protocols and Monash and AIATSIS Codes of Ethics.
Benefits
- Integrated into a successful research agenda with funding for fieldwork and archaeological analysis.
- Expert supervision from research leaders in Indigenous archaeology.
- Access to dedicated laboratories and a supportive research culture.
Notes
- The successful candidate is expected to enrol before 1 July 2025, with earlier enrolment possible.
- Further flexibility regarding the commencement date of the PhD may be available.