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Jul 2026 - 00:00 (UTC) Country Australia Type of Contract Permanent Job Status Full-time Is the job funded through the EU Research Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to
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the Role The Assistant Associate Dean (AAD) is a key leadership role within the School of Computing Technologies, offering the opportunity to shape the direction and success of the Data Science
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discipline-specific governance across Nursing education, research and professional practice, with a focus on strengthening program quality, student outcomes, accreditation readiness, workforce relevance and
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, consultative and coordination tasks involved with these courses. The Senior Lecturer may have responsibility for program management, or other service role. Academics with expertise in any of the Priestley 11
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support for non-standard program offerings. Working closely with the Associate Dean (Learning and Teaching), Manager - School Operations, and respective Program Managers, the role supports day-to-day
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Clinical Psychology program. Working closely with academic staff, students, supervisors and placement partners, you will help ensure placements are planned, allocated and managed effectively, while
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, as a Program Manager or other leadership roles or to provide strategic leadership for learning and teaching or research and scholarship. To be successful in this position, you'll have: Demonstrated
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interpersonal skills, written and verbal communication skills, including ability to tailor communication styles to diverse audiences. Demonstrated high level of computer literacy, including spread sheets
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17% Superannuation Based at one of the RMIT's Melbourne campuses (City, Brunswick or Bundoora) About the Program Each year, RMIT brings on the world's best and brightest researchers and teams
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provide people leadership and discipline-specific governance across Medical Radiations education, research and professional practice, with a focus on strengthening program quality, student outcomes