Senior Lecturer or Associate Professor in Violin
The University of Melbourne Southbank Campus, Melbourne
Dates
- Opening Date: 28-Aug-2024
- Closing Date: 30-Sep-2024
Location
- Southbank Campus, Melbourne
Salary
- Senior Lecturer (Level C) - $146,050 - $168,403 p.a. OR Associate Professor (Level D) - $175,858 - $193,740 p.a. plus 17% super
Responsibilities
- Prepare and deliver individual lessons, performance classes, chamber music and other ensemble coaching, lectures, and tutorials in the strings area and performance program more generally, at all undergraduate, honours, and postgraduate coursework levels
- Coordinate strings subjects and other performance subjects, including appropriate ensembles, as assigned
- Mark performance assessment tasks, including recital and technical examinations, entrance auditions, and allied performance activities
- Advise and mentor students
- Recruit high-quality violin students to all levels of undergraduate and graduate strings study
- Contribute to curriculum development and delivery of innovative subject material in performance subjects, and Breadth subjects where appropriate
- Consult and collaborate with continuing and sessional staff to ensure high quality learning outcomes for strings students, and effectively manage casual staff members as required
- Build a sustained record of major contributions to performance-based research activities that generate new knowledge and/or understanding, in formats such as live concerts, recordings, conferences, and publications, in high-profile national and international venues, series, and forums
- Cultivate innovation in performance-based research activities, through an individual and collaborative research program that engages multiple repertoires and a variety of dimensions of artistic practice
- Contribute to collective leadership through collaborative teamwork and a readiness to develop and deliver ideas, proposals, plans, and projects
Requirements
- A postgraduate qualification in violin performance (doctorate preferred), or equivalent professional experience
- Evidence of the experience and expertise needed for teaching into all performance-based subjects within the undergraduate and postgraduate curricula
- Evidence of approaches to teaching and performance compatible with the academic programs and staff of the Conservatorium
- Demonstrated ability to work collegially as a member of the string and performance areas, and with other staff across the Conservatorium and more broadly across the Faculty and University
- Evidence of ability to develop a distinctive program of performance-based research, and deliver a variety of high-quality research outputs
- Evidence of creative and considered approaches to repertoire selection, concert curation, and public communication through artistic practice
Benefits
- Salary packaging
- Subsidised health and wellbeing services
- Fitness and cultural clubs
- Myki discounts
- 25% discount on graduate courses for staff and their immediate families
- Generous leave provisions
- Excellent scope for future academic development and leadership opportunities
- Job security in a continuing role
Notes
- Visa sponsorship is available for this position if an exceptional international candidate is selected.
- This role requires that the successful candidate must undergo and maintain an up-to-date Working with Children Check.
Senior Lecturer or Associate Professor in Violin
The University of Melbourne Southbank Campus, Melbourne
Dates
- Opening Date: 28-Aug-2024
- Closing Date: 30-Sep-2024
Location
- Southbank Campus, Melbourne
Salary
- Senior Lecturer (Level C) - $146,050 - $168,403 p.a. OR Associate Professor (Level D) - $175,858 - $193,740 p.a. plus 17% super
Responsibilities
- Prepare and deliver individual lessons, performance classes, chamber music and other ensemble coaching, lectures, and tutorials in the strings area and performance program more generally, at all undergraduate, honours, and postgraduate coursework levels
- Coordinate strings subjects and other performance subjects, including appropriate ensembles, as assigned
- Mark performance assessment tasks, including recital and technical examinations, entrance auditions, and allied performance activities
- Advise and mentor students
- Recruit high-quality violin students to all levels of undergraduate and graduate strings study
- Contribute to curriculum development and delivery of innovative subject material in performance subjects, and Breadth subjects where appropriate
- Consult and collaborate with continuing and sessional staff to ensure high quality learning outcomes for strings students, and effectively manage casual staff members as required
- Build a sustained record of major contributions to performance-based research activities that generate new knowledge and/or understanding, in formats such as live concerts, recordings, conferences, and publications, in high-profile national and international venues, series, and forums
- Cultivate innovation in performance-based research activities, through an individual and collaborative research program that engages multiple repertoires and a variety of dimensions of artistic practice
- Contribute to collective leadership through collaborative teamwork and a readiness to develop and deliver ideas, proposals, plans, and projects
Requirements
- A postgraduate qualification in violin performance (doctorate preferred), or equivalent professional experience
- Evidence of the experience and expertise needed for teaching into all performance-based subjects within the undergraduate and postgraduate curricula
- Evidence of approaches to teaching and performance compatible with the academic programs and staff of the Conservatorium
- Demonstrated ability to work collegially as a member of the string and performance areas, and with other staff across the Conservatorium and more broadly across the Faculty and University
- Evidence of ability to develop a distinctive program of performance-based research, and deliver a variety of high-quality research outputs
- Evidence of creative and considered approaches to repertoire selection, concert curation, and public communication through artistic practice
Benefits
- Salary packaging
- Subsidised health and wellbeing services
- Fitness and cultural clubs
- Myki discounts
- 25% discount on graduate courses for staff and their immediate families
- Generous leave provisions
- Excellent scope for future academic development and leadership opportunities
- Job security in a continuing role
Notes
- Visa sponsorship is available for this position if an exceptional international candidate is selected.
- This role requires that the successful candidate must undergo and maintain an up-to-date Working with Children Check.