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Australia Employment type: Casual Remuneration: Sessional rates will apply based on qualification (PhD or non-PhD). Help Shape the Future of Online Learning at RMIT The College of Business and Law at RMIT
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Overview: RMIT Vietnam is seeking a Senior Coordinator, Research Training Services to provide specialist support and administration for Higher Degree by Research (HDR/PhD) candidates and supervisors
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media. KEY ACCOUNTIBILITIES Lead and teach across undergraduate and, where relevant, postgraduate programs at a level appropriate to Academic Level C. This includes designing and reviewing curriculum and
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role or management of a small award program. Adhere to the requirements of the Academic Expectations and Development Framework of RMIT Vietnam. Our requirements PhD or equivalent relevant Doctoral
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provide strategic leadership across teaching and learning, research, industry engagement, and governance. This is a unique opportunity for an experienced and visionary academic leader to drive innovation
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fit-for-purpose trackers, dashboards and document repositories Experience in, or knowledge of the Higher Education Learning & Teaching or Research environment is highly desirable Please Note
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, continuously improving learning and assessment based on student feedback and course evaluation insights. Lead as a Course Coordinator, overseeing curriculum design, assessment development, marking/moderation
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funding, produce high-quality outputs, and translate findings into accessible, actionable outcomes that deliver economic, environmental and societal impact. Mandatory: PhD or equivalent in a relevant social
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proficiency in computer software packages including MS365, Adobe Creative Cloud and electronic direct mailing services with accuracy and attention to detail and the ability to learn new technical skills. Please
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learning activities, curriculum development and quality assurance, timetabling, student experience, resource planning, financial sustainability, program promotion, industry engagement, staff workload