Lecturer in Economics

Job SummaryThe University of South Australia is an enterprising and dynamic, outward-looking institution, and continues to enjoy a strong, upward trajectory across a number of key indicators and global rankings – we are ranked amongst the top 3% of universities worldwide and in the top 50 international universities under 50 years of age.The School of Commerce forms part of the UniSA Business School and incorporates the disciplines of Economics, as well as Accounting, Finance, International Business and Property. The School teaches both undergraduate and postgraduate programs as well as Open Universities Australia. The School's programs are designed in consultation with our network of industry and professional partners.The Business School is seeking to further build its academic cohort through the appointment of a teaching academic in the area of economics. You will work with the support and guidance of more senior academic staff, and will develop your expertise in teaching, course development, and delivery. You will demonstrate a commitment to quality teaching by seeking feedback from students, peers and supervisors and will improve your practice in response, and you will also engage and develop relationships with industry and the business community.In addition to a passion for teaching, you will have sound administrative and resource management skills, and be student focused by being accessible and interacting professionally with students. Your ability to communicate with enthusiasm and impact, along with your digital competence will ensure you succeed in this position.In addition to your Salary, the University will make employer superannuation contributions of up to 17% of salary on your behalf. The amount of superannuation you are entitled to will depend on the nature of your employment. This can be clarified during the recruitment process. You will also be entitled to annual leave loading.Before You ApplyPreview the application form before you start your application. Ensure you have the following information for your online application:

• The name and contact details of at least two confidential work-related referees
• A cover letter detailing the reasons for your application and your suitability for the position
• Your curriculum vitae
• Any other supporting documentation (e.g. academic transcript)
• Your responses to ONLY the selection criteria listed in the online application form.
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