Academic Specialist & Lecturer, Art and Computer Science

** Salary:
** Level B - $124,656 - $148,023 p.a. (pro-rata for Part Time) plus 17% super
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** Your next career opportunity
** As an Academic Specialist & Lecturer in Art and Computer Science, you'll have the exciting opportunity to lead a world-class program that bridges digital innovation and artistic creativity. You'll play a pivotal role in connecting teaching and research programs in the Department of Computing and Information Systems in the Faculty of Engineering and IT with flagship cultural venues like Science Gallery Melbourne and the Grainger Museum.

This unique position allows you to contribute to cutting-edge research, deliver engaging undergraduate and postgraduate courses, and drive public discourse on the art-computing nexus.
** Your responsibilities will include:**
* ** Lead Innovative Teaching and Research:
** Develop and deliver world-class programs that integrate art and computer science, supervise students, and contribute to research initiatives.
* ** Foster Interdisciplinary

Collaboration:

** Build partnerships between the Department of Museums & Collections and the School of Computing and Information Systems, encouraging active collaboration among students and staff.
* ** Drive Public Engagement:
** Support public outcomes through exhibitions and programs at Science Gallery, Grainger Museum, and other cultural partners, contributing to research translation and public discourse.
* ** Contribute to Strategic Development:
** Support the development of a vision that strengthens the interplay between arts, engineering, and computing, and contribute to business plans and grant applications.
** You may be a great fit if:
** You are a passionate educator and researcher with a strong background in both art and computing, capable of leading innovative interdisciplinary programs and fostering collaborations across academic and cultural sectors.
** You may also:
*** Have a postgraduate qualification or relevant experience in art and computing, digital environments, or interdisciplinary practice.
* Be an established or emerging artist/creative practitioner with experience in developing interactive digital installations.
* Possess excellent teaching skills and the ability to engage students at undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
* Have a proven track record in developing art and computing programs that enable interdisciplinary engagement.
* Demonstrate strong communication skills and the ability to build relationships with internal and external partners.

For further information please refer to the attached PD.
** What we offer you!
** We offer the opportunity to be part of a vibrant community and enjoy a comprehensive range of benefits to support your success and sense of fulfilment, including:
* Supportive flexible work arrangements underpinned by our commitment to inclusion and well-being
* Progressive, considerate leave provisions to empower your work-life balance
* Salary packaging and access to a range of discounted services including Bupa health insurance
* Health and well-being services including a leading Employee Assistance Program For more information check out  page!
** Your new team – Museums and Collections
** The University of Melbourne has endorsed a vision to unify its museums and collections under the Cultural Commons Strategy. This integrated strategy will guide the University’s cultural estate to enhance scholarly and public value and strengthen the University’s global cultural standing. A new Museums and Collections Department has been established to ensure coordination and alignment with University objectives. The Department is responsible for Buxton Contemporary, Science Gallery Melbourne, Ian Potter Museum of Art, Old Quadrangle Treasury, and the Grainger Museum.

The aim of the Department is to build a collaborative and flexible network around the University’s cultural assets so students, staff members local and global communities gain knowledge and understanding of contemporary and traditional…